hunch

英 [hʌntʃ] 美 [hʌntʃ]

• n. 预感；块；肉峰
• v. 弯腰驼背

英英释义

Noun:

1. an impression that something might be the case;

   "he had an intuition that something had gone wrong"
   

2. the act of bending yourself into a humped position

Verb:

1. round one's back by bending forward and drawing the shoulders forward

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. He always follows his hunch.
   他总是凭直觉行事。
2. I have a hunch that it will snow soon.
   我有快要下雪的预感。
3. My hunch is that PR is merely a counterweight to the media's strong, commercially driven appetite for bad news.
   我的感觉是，公关只是一个平衡块，平衡媒体由商业利益驱动的对负面新闻的贪欲。

用作动词 (v.)

1. Stand straight, don't hunch your shoulders!
   站直了, 别耸肩!

经典引文

• I have a hunch as to who took that money, but I'm not absolutely sure.

  出自： Henry Miller

• Jurors..try cases according to the evidence and not on personal whims or hunches.

  出自： R. C. A. White

• Lewis..tried to hunch the canoe free with his weight.

  出自： J. Dickey

词汇搭配

• hunch pit 渣坑
• hunch back 驼背, 脊柱后凸...
• hunch up 使隆起,使弯曲...
• have a hunch that… 总预感到…
• play one's hunch 凭直觉行事

近反义词

【近义词】

• feeling 感觉
• intuition 直觉
• hump 驼背
• bump 碰撞
• suspicion 猜疑
• bulge 膨胀
• bend 弯曲
• impression 印象
• huddle 杂乱一团
• stoop 佝偻
• lean forward 探身过去
• bend forward 前倾
• gut feeling 直觉
• sixth sense 第六感官
• premonition （不祥的）预感...
• instinct 直觉
• idea 主意
• warning 警告
• prediction 预言