hitch in Greek
hitch in Greek is κοτσαδόρος, κοτσάρω — hitch means a small problem, delay, or snag.
hitch in Greek
κοτσαδόρος
Pronounced: kotsadoros
A fastener or connection point, as for a trailer.
κοτσάρω
Pronounced: kotsaro
(intransitive) To become entangled or caught; to be linked or yoked; to unite; to cling.
What does "hitch" mean?
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noun A small problem, delay, or snag.
"The wedding went off without a hitch."
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noun A device or fitting used to attach something, such as a trailer, to a vehicle.
"They installed a tow hitch on the truck before the road trip."
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verb To fasten or attach something, especially to a vehicle.
"He hitched the trailer to his car."
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verb To hitchhike; to get a ride by signaling passing vehicles.
"They hitched a ride to the next town."
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hitch in a sentence
- The wedding went off without a hitch.
- There was a slight hitch in the plan when the venue double-booked.
- They installed a tow hitch on the truck before the road trip.
- He hitched the trailer to his car.
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What is "hitch" in Greek?
"hitch" in Greek is κοτσαδόρος, κοτσάρω. hitch means: A small problem, delay, or snag.
How do you pronounce κοτσαδόρος?
"hitch" in Greek is κοτσαδόρος, pronounced "kotsadoros".
How do you use "hitch" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding went off without a hitch." In Greek, "hitch" is κοτσαδόρος, κοτσάρω.
Are there other ways to say "hitch" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "hitch": κοτσαδόρος, κοτσάρω.
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