hatch in Portuguese
hatch in Portuguese is escotilha, eclodir, chocar — hatch means a small door or opening, often in a floor, ceiling, wall, or vehicle.
hatch in Portuguese
escotilha
A horizontal door in a floor or ceiling.
eclodir
chocar
(transitive) To incubate eggs; to cause to hatch.
tramar
(transitive) To incubate eggs; to cause to hatch.
What does "hatch" mean?
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noun A small door or opening, often in a floor, ceiling, wall, or vehicle.
"He lifted the loft hatch and climbed up to find the old suitcase."
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verb For a young animal to break out of its egg, or for an egg to produce a young animal.
"Several ducklings hatched overnight, and by morning they were already paddling about."
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verb To plan or devise something, especially a scheme.
"She spent the whole evening hatching a plan to get out of the meeting."
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hatch in a sentence
- He lifted the loft hatch and climbed up to find the old suitcase.
- The cat slipped through the little hatch in the kitchen door.
- Several ducklings hatched overnight, and by morning they were already paddling about.
- If the eggs stay warm enough, they should hatch within a few weeks.
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What is "hatch" in Portuguese?
"hatch" in Portuguese is escotilha, eclodir, chocar. hatch means: A small door or opening, often in a floor, ceiling, wall, or vehicle.
How do you use "hatch" in a sentence?
Example: "He lifted the loft hatch and climbed up to find the old suitcase." In Portuguese, "hatch" is escotilha, eclodir, chocar.
Are there other ways to say "hatch" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 4 translations listed for "hatch": escotilha, eclodir, chocar, tramar.
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