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Meanings of
hitchhike
in English
Portuguese
pedir carona
Catalan
fer autostop
Back to the meaning
To try to get a ride in a passing vehicle while standing at the side of a road.
thumb
hitch
hitch a ride
thumb a lift
thumb a ride
Portuguese
pedir carona
Synonyms
Examples for "
thumb
"
thumb
hitch
hitch a ride
thumb a lift
thumb a ride
Examples for "
thumb
"
1
Different this time: left
thumb
to right toe, right
thumb
to left.
2
Likewise, the left
thumb
shall be bound to the right great toe.
3
I think the rule of
thumb
is to wait for 10 years.
4
The rule of
thumb
is to board 30 minutes prior to departure.
5
Keep the
thumb
erect; raise the first finger of the left hand.
1
How'd it go today? He hoped it had gone without a
hitch
.
2
Without a
hitch
,
the pair announced the winner: The Shape of Water.
3
The second went just as smoothly, and the third without a
hitch
.
4
Everybody knew his job well, and everything went forward without a
hitch
.
5
As it happened, our eight-day mission didn't come off without a
hitch
.
1
At a price, it can
hitch
a
ride
on another country's rocket.
2
She's trying to
hitch
a
ride
home in the dead of night.
3
I just didn't feel muchlike walking or trying to
hitch
a
ride
.
4
We can hike out on it or maybe even
hitch
a
ride
.
5
And I guess I'll
hitch
a
ride
to San Francisco from there.
1
They won't leave a king on the side of a highway trying to
thumb
a
lift
to the FNB Stadium.
2
Some hours later he was seen again
thumbing
a
lift
at Killenena, Gort
3
Or
thumbing
a
lift
.
4
Reuben Jones left his home in Moynoe, Scarriff at 2pm yesterday and was seen
thumbing
a
lift
on the Scarrif-to-Feakle Road.
1
I'll
thumb
a
ride
to town with you, if I may.
2
He seldom attempted to
thumb
a
ride
.
3
He could simply check out of the inn, walk up to the main highway, and
thumb
a
ride
north.
4
He tried
thumbing
a
ride
from a couple in a pickup, but no luck.
5
"
Thumbed
a
ride
on the Heart of Gold." I spoke without thinking.
Usage of
hitchhike
in English
1
On my days off, I used to
hitchhike
all over New England.
2
However, the
hitchhike
back to San Fabian was less of a success.
3
Picked him up trying to
hitchhike
on the on-ramp to Route 10.
4
How are we going to get there-orwere we planning to
hitchhike
?
5
A thumb that could
hitchhike
,
twirl spaghetti, play trumpet, write a sonnet.
6
It took Marcin Piotrowski seven days to
hitchhike
from eastern Poland to Dublin.
7
Consequently he had to walk, and
hitchhike
,
a hundred miles home.
8
But the more bugs multiply overseas, the more they
hitchhike
to New Zealand.
9
He decides to
hitchhike
to another town and get a job.
10
He's the one who told me she was going to
hitchhike
into Fjällbacka.'
11
Of course, he could always
hitchhike
back home, Glen said.
12
Waiting around for a
hitchhike
or a bus ride would have wasted precious time.
13
But now my jobs were taking me much farther away than a six-hour
hitchhike
.
14
I resisted and told them it's cheaper if I
hitchhike
.
15
Sometimes I take the bus, sometimes I
hitchhike
,
sometimes I-
16
Ian and I were getting desperate, so we decided to
hitchhike
back to England.
Other examples for "hitchhike"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
hitchhike
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
hitchhike to
hitchhike back
hitchhike home
hitchhike west
hitchhike all
More collocations
Translations for
hitchhike
Portuguese
pedir carona
pedir boleia
Catalan
fer autostop
Hitchhike
through the time
Hitchhike
across language varieties
United States of America
Common