hiccup的意思和读音

hiccup

: [ˈhɪˌkʌp] : [ˈhɪkʌp]

n.

v.

hiccups  hiccough  hiccoughs  hiccupping  hiccupped  

n.hitch,glitch,interruption,delay,setback

hiccupn.

1.[c]a sharp, usually repeated, sound made in the throat, that is caused by a sudden movement of the diaphragm and that you cannot control

She gave a loud hiccup.

2.[pl]a series of hiccups

I ate too quickly and got hiccups.

He had the hiccups.

3.[c](informal)a small problem or temporary delay

There was a slight hiccup in the timetable.

v.

1.[i]to have hiccups or a single hiccup

n.1.,

v.1.;2. (out)

n.1.a short repeated sound that you make in your throat without intending to, usually because you have been eating or drinking too quickly2.a small problem or a problem that causes a short delay

v.1.to make a hiccup sound

1. born hiccup sneeze ( ...

2. hematemesis hiccough, hiccup nausea ...

3. yuě hiccup〖 vomit〗 ...

5. efficacy hiccup horn ...

6. Hiccup orange ...

7. ... /wrath / 。 /hiccup; /idea;

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1.In hindsight, all agreed that this was the obvious reason for the hiccup.使

2.Says Sanders: "If Hiccup was going to take a risk and befriend a dragon, it had to be the most frightening dragon in the world. ":“Hiccup。”

3.The doctor was silent for the longest time, then she said with slight hiccup in her voice, "Well, my dear, you're having, um, twins. ",“…………怀。”

4.She did. I saw it with my own eyes. The first day back they ran two days worth of cubicles without a hiccup.

5.However, before the police investigation could start, the phone rang a second time "Never mind, " the drunk said with a hiccup.

6.Hic-hic-HICCUP! "My hiccups didn't go away, but I feel good because you helped me so much, " says Clifford.……!“,”Clifford

7.Teenage pregnancy is still too common, but it has been declining, with the odd hiccup, for ages.怀

8.It seems that managers' ability to create twaddle is so fundamental that, after a brief hiccup in September, it is now business as usual.9

9.it's just a little hiccup in our system that will hopefully go away soon.

10.Transitory hiccup is usually caused by epigastric irritation.