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hiccup hiccup['hɪkʌp]hiccupped, hiccuped, hiccupping, hiccupsn19106530761871589019v357091111683282NOUN1366929418VERB361602710Spoken:65083025hiccups[1060]打嗝(84%)，暂时性的小问题(8%)，=hiccough.(8%)n.打嗝vi.打嗝vt.呃逆着（或间断地）说出 hiccup ★☆☆☆☆/hɪ̱kʌp/1 also hiccough. 2[N-COUNT	可数名词]小问题；（尤指）暂时的耽搁 You can refer to a small problem or difficulty as a hiccup, especially if it does not last very long or is easily put right.   [usu with supp]A recent sales hiccup is nothing to panic about...用不着为最近销售上出现的一点小问题感到惊慌。Despite the occasional hiccup, the US and Laos have had quite cordial relations.尽管偶尔出现一些小的磕碰，美国和老挝一直保持着很友好的关系。3[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]呃逆；打嗝 When you have hiccups, you make repeated sharp sounds in your throat, often because you have been eating or drinking too quickly.   [also the N]A young baby may frequently get a bout of hiccups during or soon after a feed.小婴儿进食过程中或刚刚进食后经常会打嗝。4[N-COUNT	可数名词]打嗝声 A hiccup is a sound of the kind that you make when you have hiccups. 5[VERB	动词]呃逆；打嗝 When you hiccup, you make repeated sharp sounds in your throat.   [V]She was still hiccuping from the egg she had swallowed whole.刚才一口吞下整个鸡蛋，她现在还在打嗝。 hiccup1 nounhiccup2 verbhiccuphic‧cup1, hiccough /ˈhɪkʌp, -kəp/ noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1[usually plural] a sudden repeated stopping of the breath, usually caused by eating or drinking too fastget/have hiccups British English, get/have the hiccups American English Don’t drink so fast – you’ll get hiccups.2a small problem or delayhiccup in a hiccup in the negotiationshiccup1 nounhiccup2 verbhiccuphiccup2 verb (past tense and past participle hiccupped, present participle hiccupping) [intransitive]  Verb Table Examples word sets  to have hiccups

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WDF	hiccup ['hɪkʌp]hiccupped, hiccuped, hiccupping, hiccups n19106 530 76 187 158 90 19 v35709 111 1 68 32 8 2 NOUN13669 29418 VERB36160 2710 Spoken: 65083025 hiccups[1060] 打嗝(84%)，暂时性的小问题(8%)，=hiccough.(8%) n.打嗝 vi.打嗝 vt.呃逆着（或间断地）说出
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Collins	hiccup ★☆☆☆☆ /hɪ̱kʌp/ 1 also hiccough. 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]小问题；（尤指）暂时的耽搁 You can refer to a small problem or difficulty as a hiccup, especially if it does not last very long or is easily put right. [usu with supp] A recent sales hiccup is nothing to panic about... 用不着为最近销售上出现的一点小问题感到惊慌。 Despite the occasional hiccup, the US and Laos have had quite cordial relations. 尽管偶尔出现一些小的磕碰，美国和老挝一直保持着很友好的关系。 3 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]呃逆；打嗝 When you have hiccups, you make repeated sharp sounds in your throat, often because you have been eating or drinking too quickly. [also the N] A young baby may frequently get a bout of hiccups during or soon after a feed. 小婴儿进食过程中或刚刚进食后经常会打嗝。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词]打嗝声 A hiccup is a sound of the kind that you make when you have hiccups. 5 [VERB 动词]呃逆；打嗝 When you hiccup, you make repeated sharp sounds in your throat. [V] She was still hiccuping from the egg she had swallowed whole. 刚才一口吞下整个鸡蛋，她现在还在打嗝。
Oxford	hic·cup ( also hic·cough ) / ˈhɪkʌp ; NAmE ˈhɪkʌp / noun , verb hiccup hiccups hiccuped hiccuping noun 1 [countable ] a sharp, usually repeated, sound made in the throat, that is caused by a sudden movement of the diaphragmand that you cannot control 嗝；呃逆 ◆ She gave a loud hiccup. 她打了一个响嗝。 2 (the) hiccups [plural ] a series of hiccups 一连串的打嗝 ◆ I ate too quickly and got hiccups. 我吃得太快，结果不断地打嗝。 ◆ He had the hiccups. 他接连打嗝。 3 [countable ] ( informal) a small problem or temporary delay 小问题；暂时性耽搁 ◆ There was a slight hiccup in the timetable. 时间安排上出了点小问题。 verb [intransitive ] to have hiccupsor a single hiccup 打嗝；打呃 hic·cup / ˈhɪkʌp ; NAmE ˈhɪkʌp /
LDC	hiccup1 noun hiccup2 verb hiccuphic‧cup1, hiccough /ˈhɪkʌp, -kəp/ noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1[usually plural] a sudden repeated stopping of the breath, usually caused by eating or drinking too fastget/have hiccups British English, get/have the hiccups American English Don’t drink so fast – you’ll get hiccups.2a small problem or delayhiccup in a hiccup in the negotiations hiccup1 noun hiccup2 verb hiccuphiccup2 verb (past tense and past participle hiccupped, present participle hiccupping) [intransitive] Verb Table Examples word sets to have hiccups

Hiccup ˈhɪkʌp Noun Verb Small Problem Make Repeated

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