Interglot - hitch: English and French Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

Summary

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hitch:
- difficulté; accroc; obstacle; qch qui ne va pas
Wiktionary:
- hitch → hic, défaut, accroc, nœud, dispositif
- hitch → échec, hic, difficulté

English

Detailed Translations for hitch from English to French

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
accroc	hitch	doubt; hesitancy; hesitation; shilly-shallying; tear; triangular tear
difficulté	hitch; problem; trouble	chicanery; difficulty; fuss; hassle; inconvenience; nuisance; problematical case; task; trouble; trouble making
obstacle	hitch	bar; barrier; barrier obstacles; block; hindrance; impediment; obstacle; obstruction; prevention; stonewalling; stumbling block; thwarting; trouble
qch qui ne va pas	hitch
-	arrest; check; duty tour; encumbrance; enlistment; halt; hang-up; hinderance; hindrance; hobble; incumbrance; interference; limp; preventative; preventive; rub; snag; stay; stop; stoppage; term of enlistment; tour; tour of duty
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	buck; catch; gimp; hitchhike; hobble; jerk; limp; thumb
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	breakdown; fault

enlistment; term of enlistment; tour of duty; duty tour; tour; time period; period of time; period
arrest; check; halt; stay; stop; stoppage; inaction; inactivity; inactiveness
hang-up; rub; snag; obstacle; obstruction
connection; connexion; connector; connecter; connective
knot
hindrance; hinderance; preventive; preventative; encumbrance; incumbrance; interference; obstructor; obstructer; impediment; impedimenta
hobble; limp; gait
catch; attach
limp; gimp; hobble; walk
buck; jerk; move
hitchhike; thumb; ride
connect; link; tie; link up

the uneven manner of walking that results from an injured leg¹
any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome¹
a knot that can be undone by pulling against the strain that holds it; a temporary knot¹
a connection between a vehicle and the load that it pulls¹
an unforeseen obstacle¹
the state of inactivity following an interruption¹
a period of time spent in military service¹
to hook or entangle¹
connect to a vehicle:¹
- hitch the trailer to the car¹
jump vertically, with legs stiff and back arched¹
walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury¹
travel by getting free rides from motorists¹

hitch

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• hitch	→ échec	↔ tegenslag — het gebeuren van ongeluk
• hitch	→ hic	↔ Haken — übertragen: nicht offensichtliche Schwierigkeit
• hitch	→ difficulté	↔ Schwierigkeit — Aufgabe, Eigenschaft, Lage oder Situation, die Ärger machen oder ein Problem darstellen