hunch
英[hʌntʃ]美[hʌntʃ]
n.
1.[U]肉峰，大块
2.[C]预感
v.
1.[U]弯腰驼背，弓起背部，耸肩
2.[I]向前移动，隆起
【例】 I have a hunch that he won't show up. 我的直觉告诉我他不会来。
Call it a hunch, but I am sure he was lying. 也许是直觉吧，可我敢肯定他是在撒谎。
He always follows his hunch. 他总是凭直觉行事。
1.[U]肉峰，大块
2.[C]预感
v.
1.[U]弯腰驼背，弓起背部，耸肩
2.[I]向前移动，隆起
【例】 I have a hunch that he won't show up. 我的直觉告诉我他不会来。
Call it a hunch, but I am sure he was lying. 也许是直觉吧，可我敢肯定他是在撒谎。
He always follows his hunch. 他总是凭直觉行事。
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- Stand straight, don't hunch your shoulders!
站直了, 别耸肩! 收藏 - Scientific method, they argue, relies heavily on hypotheses-- tentative assertions, often flowing from a hunch or guess-- which rest on very little factual evidence.
他们认为，科学方法往往依靠假设——常常是从预感或猜想得来的不确定的主张——而假设对事实的依赖微乎其微。 收藏 - But I have a hunch when I see something, and a sudden-what d'you call? -inspiration comes to me.Then I buy it and it turns out to be quite OK
可是我有hunch;看见一件东西，忽然what d'you call灵机一动，买来准O.K.。收藏 - He always had a hunch Harry would come back but didn’t advertise it in case he was wrong
他始终预感到哈里会回来，但又深恐搞错，就没有声张。收藏
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