hotch[hɔtʃ]

• • [苏格兰英语]
• vi.
  • 坐立不安，烦躁：

    He began to hotch when seeing Tom's coming.

    看到汤姆的到来，他开始坐立不安起来。

  • 跳跃；蹦跳着行进：

    They walked along the path and their little son hotched in front of them.

    他们在小径上散步，他们的小儿子蹦蹦跳跳地走在他们的前头。

  • 充满(与 with 连用)：

    The hall hotched with laughter.

    大厅中充满了笑声。

• vt.
  • 使坐立不安：

    Malthus was hotched at the news of his first plan's failure.

    听到其第一方案失败的消息，马尔萨斯坐立不安起来了。

  • 使跳跃；移动，推动