hunch解释

1. an impression that something might be the case;

   "he had an intuition that something had gone wrong"
   

2. the act of bending yourself into a humped position

1. round one's back by bending forward and drawing the shoulders forward

1.直觉;预感;第六感
If you have ahunch about something, you are sure that it is correct or true, even though you do not have any proof.

e.g. I had ahunch that Susan and I would work well together...
我有预感和苏珊共事会很融洽。
e.g. Then Mr. Kamenar, acting on ahunch, ran a computer check at the Federal Election Commission.
然后卡姆纳尔先生凭直觉在联邦选举委员会的计算机系统中进行了查询。

2.（常指因寒冷、生病或愁苦而）耸肩弓身，蜷起身子
If youhunch forward, you raise your shoulders, put your head down, and lean forwards, often because you are cold, ill, or unhappy.

e.g. He got out his map of Yorkshire and hunched over it to read the small print.
他拿出约克郡地图，弓身趴在上面努力看清那些细小的字体。

3.耸起（双肩）
If youhunch your shoulders, you raise them and lean forwards slightly.

e.g. Wes hunched his shoulders and leaned forward on the edge of the counter.
韦斯耸起双肩，身体前倾靠在柜台边上。

• hunch pit渣坑
• hunch back驼背, 脊柱后凸...
• hunch up使隆起,使弯曲...
• have a hunch that…总预感到…
• play one's hunch凭直觉行事

• I have a hunch as to who took that money, but I'm not absolutely sure.

  出自：Henry Miller

• Jurors..try cases according to the evidence and not on personal whims or hunches.

  出自：R. C. A. White

• Lewis..tried to hunch the canoe free with his weight.

  出自：J. Dickey