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单词 hiccup
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hiccup
noun
(UKalsohiccough)
uk
/ˈhɪk.ʌp/us
/ˈhɪk.ʌp/

hiccupnoun(NOISE)

[Cusually plural]
aloudnoisethat you make in thethroatwithoutwantingto,causedby asuddentighteningof amusclejust below thechestand usuallyhappeningrepeatedly
呃逆，打嗝
the hiccups[plural]
aseriesof hiccups:
接连打嗝
I'vegotthe hiccups.我不断地打嗝。
anattackof the hiccups一阵连续的打嗝
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Noises made by the body
  • belch
  • blow
  • borborygmus
  • break
  • break windidiom
  • bruit
  • burp
  • clear
  • footstep
  • grumble
  • pass windidiom
  • sneeze
  • snore
  • snorer
  • snoring
  • snort
  • wheeze
  • wheezy
  • wind
  • yawn
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hiccupnoun(PROBLEM)

[C]
aproblemthatdelaysorinterruptssomething for a while, but does not usuallycauseseriousdifficulties:
（造成短暂延误或中断的）小问题
We've had one or twoslighthiccups, butprogresshasgenerallybeenquitesteady.我们出现了一两个小问题，但整个进程还是比较平稳。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Difficult things and people
  • a (heavy) cross to bearidiom
  • albatross
  • bane
  • be dead meatidiom
  • be in the clearidiom
  • be out of the woodsidiom
  • bump
  • equation
  • hindrance
  • hot potato
  • impediment
  • incubus
  • marathon
  • nut
  • teaser
  • teething troubles
  • the tip of the icebergidiom
  • thorn inyourflesh/sideidiom
  • tiesomeoneup
  • twist
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hiccup
verb[I]
(UKalsohiccough)
uk
/ˈhɪk.ʌp/us
/ˈhɪk.ʌp/
-p-
to make a hiccup:
呃逆，打嗝
I can'tstophiccuping - does anyoneknowa goodcure?我止不住地打嗝——有人知道有什么治它的好办法吗？
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Noises made by the body
  • belch
  • blow
  • borborygmus
  • break
  • break windidiom
  • bruit
  • burp
  • clear
  • footstep
  • grumble
  • pass windidiom
  • sneeze
  • snore
  • snorer
  • snoring
  • snort
  • wheeze
  • wheezy
  • wind
  • yawn
See more results »
(Definition ofhiccupfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

hiccup| American Dictionary

hiccup
noun[Cusually pl]
(alsohiccough)
us
/ˈhɪkˌʌp,-əp/
one of aseriesofsudden,explosivereleasesofairfrom thethroat, which aredifficulttocontrolbut usuallystopafter ashorttime:
I’ve got the hiccups.

hiccup

verb[I](alsohiccough)us
/ˈhɪkˌʌp,-əp/-p-|-pp-
She couldn’tstophiccuping.
(Definition ofhiccupfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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If there are hiccups, we shall help the schools and the county councils to sort them out with extra facilities and extra teachers.
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There were one or two hiccups, of course.
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In the past, however, there have been significant hiccups.
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There will be some hiccups in the process of modernising local government.
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The increase starts to rise again, but for some extraordinary, reason hiccups between£94 and£95 by falling£1.14.
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Progressively over the years, with one or two hiccups, it has improved the situation.
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There have been too many bureaucratic hiccups over such a much-needed scheme.
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There will be hiccups and there will be bluster, but these should not distract one from the compelling reasons why the process should proceed.
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In that context, such setbacks should be seen as no more than hiccups which do not in the least affect our commitment to unity.
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We had problems during the sea trials, and the carrier is still having hiccups now.
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I have heard that, in spite of the hiccups, the project is due for completion at the end of this year.
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There has been a succession of constitutional and procedural hiccups along the way.
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I am sure that there will be many fewer hiccups next year.
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We need to see through those hiccups and discern the real strategic balance that we need to achieve.
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There will be local hiccups, some of which will be beneficial, while others will be disastrous.
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