hatch
verb
uk/hætʃ/us/hætʃ/hatchverb(EGG)
[IorT]
to (causeaneggto)breakinordertoallowayounganimalto come out
孵出，孵蛋，出壳Animal (non-human) behaviour
- accidental
- beg
- behave
- behaviour
- behavioural science
- behaviourist
- claw
- gambol
- housebroken
- migrate
- monogamous
- monogamy
- murmuration
- nocturnal
- non-migrant
- nuzzle
- ruminate
- scent
- skitter
- soar
hatchverb(PLAN)
[T]
to make aplan,especiallyasecretplan:
策划（尤指秘密计划）He hatched aplottoforgedocumentsthat wouldembarrassthecompany.他密谋伪造令公司难堪的文件。
Plotting & trapping
- be in league withsomeoneidiom
- cahoots
- catchsomeoneout
- chemtrail
- chicanery
- conspiracy theory
- conspirator
- conspire
- entrap
- entrapment
- plot
- plotter
- pretext
- pretextual
- put-up job
- scheme
- setsomethingup
- sting
- trap
- wheeze
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Planning, expecting and arranging
hatch
noun[C]
uk/hætʃ/us/hætʃ/(alsohatchway,uk/ˈhætʃ.weɪ/us/ˈhætʃ.weɪ/)anopeningthrough awall,floor, etc., or thecoverfor it:
（墙、地板等上的）开口；活板门；盖子anescapehatch逃生出口
aservinghatch上菜窗口
Air travel: parts of aeroplanes
- aileron
- aisle
- altimeter
- autopilot
- bulkhead
- finny
- fixed-wing
- flaperon
- flight deck
- multi-engine
- nose
- nose cone
- propeller
- safety belt
- shell
- skid
- spoiler
- stabilizer
- starboard
- wing
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Holes, hollows and dips
Idiom
down the hatch!