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hitchhike v.搭便车 (1) 我想搭便车走遍瑞典。 In the past, it wasn't unheard of for people to hitchhike across the country, but it's much less common today. If you hitchhike, you typically stand beside a road or highway with one thumb pointed up. The hope for a hitchhiker is that a car will stop and its driver will provide a free ride. While for many people, hitchhiking was once considered a reasonable way to travel, today it's illegal in some places and generally thought of as dangerous. The word hitchhike dates from the 1920s.

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英 ['hɪtʃhaɪk] 美 ['hɪtʃhaɪk] (1) I want to hitchhike around Sweden. To hitchhike to to get a free ride from a passing car. If you see someone standing alongside the highway raising a thumb, chances are that person is hitchhiking, not just expressing approval of your driving style. 1[VERB 动词]搭便车（旅行）；搭顺风车 If you hitchhike, you travel by getting lifts from passing vehicles without paying.   [V prep/adv]  [V]  [V-ing]Neff hitchhiked to New York during his Christmas vacation...内夫在圣诞节假期里搭顺风车去了纽约。They had an eighty-mile journey and decided to hitch-hike...他们要走80英里的路程，最后决定搭便车。She decided hitchhiking was her best method of escape.她认定搭便车是自己最好的逃跑方法。hitchhikerOn my way to Vancouver one Friday night I picked up a hitchhiker.一个周五晚上，我在去温哥华的途中捎上了一个搭便车的人。

英语单词	hitchhike
英美音标	英 ['hɪtʃhaɪk] 美 ['hɪtʃhaɪk]
中文释义	v.搭便车
英语例句	(1) I want to hitchhike around Sweden.
中文例句	(1) 我想搭便车走遍瑞典。
vocabulary简明	To hitchhike to to get a free ride from a passing car. If you see someone standing alongside the highway raising a thumb, chances are that person is hitchhiking, not just expressing approval of your driving style.
vocabulary扩展	In the past, it wasn't unheard of for people to hitchhike across the country, but it's much less common today. If you hitchhike, you typically stand beside a road or highway with one thumb pointed up. The hope for a hitchhiker is that a car will stop and its driver will provide a free ride. While for many people, hitchhiking was once considered a reasonable way to travel, today it's illegal in some places and generally thought of as dangerous. The word hitchhike dates from the 1920s.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]搭便车（旅行）；搭顺风车 If you hitchhike, you travel by getting lifts from passing vehicles without paying. [V prep/adv] [V] [V-ing] Neff hitchhiked to New York during his Christmas vacation... 内夫在圣诞节假期里搭顺风车去了纽约。 They had an eighty-mile journey and decided to hitch-hike... 他们要走80英里的路程，最后决定搭便车。 She decided hitchhiking was her best method of escape. 她认定搭便车是自己最好的逃跑方法。 hitchhiker On my way to Vancouver one Friday night I picked up a hitchhiker. 一个周五晚上，我在去温哥华的途中捎上了一个搭便车的人。

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