名词
预感;块;肉峰
Trust your hunches. They are usually based on facts filed away just below the conscious level.-- Joyce Brothers
相信你的预感吧。它们通常有累积在潜意识中的事实作依据。--布拉泽斯
-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. he thrust his hands in his pockets, hunching his shoulders
例句
||1: Bereft of guidance, doctors must therefore prescribe specific statins on the basis of little more than hunches or personal prejudice. ||2: As Dr Goldacre points out, if one drug is even a shade more effective than its competitors, then thousands of people prescribed the inferior ones are dying needlessly every year for want of a bit of simple research. That is a scandal. ||3: Worse, the bias and distortions that brought it about are repeated across the entire medical industry. ||4: This is a book that deserves to be widely read, because anyone who does read it cannot help feeling both uncomfortable and angry.
||1:因为缺少文献资料,医生只能根据自己的临床经验和个人偏好来决定到底使用哪一种斯塔丁。||2:就如戈尔达克尔博士所提到的那样,假如有一种斯塔丁即使只是比其他的好那么一点点,那么就意味着每年有数以千计的病人无辜地徘徊于阎王殿口——他们使用了较为劣等的药物,却只因没有这一方面的研究告诉他们去用好药。这真是个医药界的丑闻。||3:更令人后怕的是,导致这一结果的学术造假和捏造在整个药业正一遍又一遍地重复着。||4: 这本书真应该让每个人都读一读——每个人的读后感都无不爆出两个词汇 :恶心!愤怒!
They often pursue costly investigations based on hunches , which are usually wrong, he says.
根据直觉进行的调查通常是错误的,而且耗费很高,他说。
|noun|
1.A feeling or guess based on intuition rather than fact.
‘I have a _hunch_ that someone is telling lies’
‘He just suggested it out of the blue, and we followed it on a _hunch_ .’
2.A humped position or thing.
‘the _hunch_ of his back’
‘This first _hunch_ when done correctly will put you in a butterfly position and will utilize the large latissimus muscles of the back.’
3.A thick piece; a hunk.
‘a _hunch_ of bread’
‘She blew a kiss to Wolf, called him little robber, and slid a wooden platter between the bars of the cage: two steaming lumps of goat's flesh, with a _hunch_ of bread and a flask of wine.’
|verb|
1.Raise (one’s shoulders) and bend the top of one’s body forward.
‘Eliot _hunched_ his shoulders against a gust of snow’
‘Mary frowned, _hunching_ her shoulders together in a defensive motion.’
2.Sit or stand with one’s shoulders raised and the top of one’s body bent forward.
‘he _hunched_ over his glass’
‘I _hunched_ up my body and put the towel over my self in protection.’
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