| 单词 | hunch |
| 释义 | hunch nounadjective | verb + hunch | preposition adjective➤strong (especially name) 强烈的直觉verb + hunch➤have有种直觉◆i had a hunch that she was not telling the truth.凭直觉我觉得她没说真话。➤act on, follow, play凭直觉行事；依照直觉◆acting on a hunch, i waited outside her house to see if she went out.我凭着一种直觉在她家外面等着，看她是否出门。◆i decided to follow my hunch and come and see you.我决定听从自己的直觉，来这里见你。➤confirm证实直觉◆her hunches were confirmed the next day.第二天她的直觉被证实了。➤back (especially bre) 支持直觉◆he decided to back his hunches with serious money.他决定凭直觉下大笔赌注。preposition➤on a hunch凭直觉◆i called on a hunch to ask if he had any work for me.我凭直觉打电话问他有没有工作给我做。hunch [intransitive, transitive] (always used with an adverb or preposition总是与副词或介词连用) to bend the top part of your body forwards and raise your shoulders and back弓身；弓背；耸肩◆she leaned forward, hunching over the desk.她身体前倾，伏在写字枱上。◆he hunched his shoulders and thrust his hands deep into his pockets.他耸着肩，双手深深地插进衣袋。hunch [countable] (rather informal) a feeling that sth is true even though you do not have any evidence to prove it预感；直觉◆my hunch is that the burglars are still in the area.我有一种直觉，那些入室窃贼还在此地没走。◆i didn't know for certain－i was just going on a hunch.我也拿不准，我只是凭直觉行事。ⓘ hunch is used especially when you are talking about the solution to a crime or mystery. * hunch 尤在探讨如何侦破罪案或解开谜团时使用。hunch¹/hʌntʃ ||; hʌntʃ/noun [c] (informal 非正式) a thought or an idea that is based on a feeling rather than on facts or information （基于直觉而非基于事实的）想法，预感: ◇i'm not sure, but i've got a hunch that she's got a new job. 我有种感觉，她可能有了新的工作，可是我说不准。 hunch²/hʌntʃ ||; hʌntʃ/verb [i,t] to bend your back and shoulders forward into a round shape 弓起背 hunchsee ⇨ guess 6☞ hunch¹☞ hunch² |
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