hitched

1. vt. & vi. (免费)搭乘他人之车；搭便车 get (free rides) in other people's cars as a way of travelling
2. vt. (用环、钩等)套住，钩住(某物) fasten (sth) to sth with a hoop,hook,etc.

1. [C]暂时的困难或问题；意外障碍 temporary difficulty or problem;snag
2. [C]急拉，急推 sudden pull or push
3. [C]绳套，索结 any of various types of noose or knot

without a hitch顺利地，成功地，容易地；不停地

1. They are further secured with a hitch pin for extra safety.
   他们更进一步被为额外的安全以一个猛拉大头针保护。
2. He gave his sock a hitch when he fell it slipping down.
   他感觉袜子向下滑时，猛拉了一下。
3. The ceremony went off without a hitch.
   典礼进行得很顺利。
4. The conference came off without a hitch.
   会议毫无障碍地结束了。

1. Mr.Hess hitched his horse to the tree.
   赫斯先生把马拴在树上。
2. Hitch these two ropes together .
   把这两根绳子接起来。
3. She hitched up her skirt so as not to get it wet.
   她把裙子往上提起，免得弄湿了。
4. He hitched up his trousers before sitting down.
   他把裤子往上拉起，然後坐下。
5. Can I hitch a ride with you?
   我可以顺路搭乘你的车吗?
6. We can hitch a ride to London on a lorry.
   我们可以免费搭乘卡车去伦敦。

1. I see an old man hitch along on his stick.
   我看见一位老人拄着手杖蹒跚而行。
2. He hitched across the Europe.
   他搭便车走过了欧洲。