hunch是什么意思

时间：2026-09-24 19:10:52

单词 hunch

标签高中考研 GRE

音标英 [hʌntʃ] 美 [hʌntʃ]

释义 v. 使弓起；使隆起；团起身子n. 基于直觉的想法；预感；肉峰；隆肉；厚片；大块

变形第三人称单数 hunches 现在分词 hunching 复数 hunches 过去分词 hunched 过去式 hunched

hunch 常用

短语搭配

(1)play a hunch凭直觉办事

(2)play one's hunch凭直觉办事

双语例句

(1)He hunched and left the gate of the company.

他耸着肩离开了这家公司的大门口。

(2)She followed her hunch and found the kitten that had been lost for many days.

她凭直觉找到丢失多日的小猫。

(3)I hunched behind the door to surprise him.

我弓着身子躲在门后给他一个惊喜。

(4)We hunched round the fire to keep warm.

我们弓着身子围在火边取暖

(5)We had a hunch, followed our curiosity, took the necessary financial risks, and began building.

我们有了直觉便开始追逐我们的好奇心承担了必要的风险开展工作

(6)I had a hunch that you'd be here.

直觉告诉我你会来这儿

(7)I had a hunch (that) you'd be back.

我有预感你会回来。

(8)It seemed that the doctor's hunch had been right.

看起来医生的直觉是对的。

(9)Some scientists have a hunch that a pregnant woman's diet and her exposure to various chemicals turn on some fetal genes and turn off others.

有些科学家有预感，认为孕妇的饮食和她接触的各种化学物质会开启一些胎儿基因，而关闭其他基因。

(10)I had a hunch that Susan and I would work well together.

我凭直觉感到我和苏珊共事会很融洽。

(11)Salesperson: Just a hunch, Sir.

店员：只是直觉而已，先生。

同义词

n. 预感；大块；肉峰

bulk anticipation

vt. 耸肩；预感到；弯腰驼背

shrug

vi. 隆起；向前移动

bunch move forward

同根词

词根 hunch

(1)hunchbacked adj. 驼背的

hunch 牛津

释义

raise (one's shoulders) and bend the top of one's body forward

使弓起；使隆起（肩部）

he thrust his hands in his pockets, hunching his shoulders

他双手插在口袋中，耸着肩

[no obj.]he hunched over his glass.

他俯向他的玻璃酒杯。

[no obj.]bend one's body into a huddled position

团起身子

I hunched up as small as I could.

我尽量把身子缩成一团。

a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than known facts

基于直觉的想法；预感

she was acting on a hunch.

她是在凭直觉行动。

a humped position or thing

肉峰；隆肉

the hunch of his back.

他背上的肉峰。

chiefly dialect a thick piece; a hunk

〈主方〉厚片，大块

a hunch of bread.

一大块面包。

词源

" late 15th cent.: of unknown origin. The original meaning was ‘push, shove' （noun and verb）, a sense retained now in Scots as a noun, and in US dialect as a verb. Sense 1 of the noun derives probably from a US sense of the verb ‘nudge someone in order to draw attention to something’."