hitchhike in Japanese
hitchhike in Japanese is ヒッチハイク — hitchhike means to travel by getting free rides from passing drivers, usually by signaling with a thumb or sign.
hitchhike in Japanese
ヒッチハイク
Pronounced: hitchihaiku
What does "hitchhike" mean?
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verb To travel by getting free rides from passing drivers, usually by signaling with a thumb or sign.
"They hitchhiked across the country one summer."
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hitchhike in a sentence
- They hitchhiked across the country one summer.
- It's riskier to hitchhike alone at night.
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What is "hitchhike" in Japanese?
"hitchhike" in Japanese is ヒッチハイク. hitchhike means: To travel by getting free rides from passing drivers, usually by signaling with a thumb or sign.
How do you pronounce ヒッチハイク?
"hitchhike" in Japanese is ヒッチハイク, pronounced "hitchihaiku".
How do you use "hitchhike" in a sentence?
Example: "They hitchhiked across the country one summer." In Japanese, "hitchhike" is ヒッチハイク.
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