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Definition of hatched - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
newly emergedemerged from an egg
- The hatched chicks began to chirp loudly..
2.
artTECH. shaded with fine parallel or crossed linesTECH.
- The hatched drawing looked very detailed.
Expressions with hatched
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recently started or created
The newly hatched plan was still in its early stages.
Origin of hatched
Old English, hæccan (produce young)
Terms with hatched included in their meaning
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hatchling
recently hatched bird
animal offspring
group of young birds or animals hatched at one time
facilities
facility where eggs are hatched artificially
biology
young and undeveloped like a newly hatched bird
young fish
newly hatched fish, often with a yolk sac
zoology
hatched with down and open eyes, mobile soon
biology
newly hatched fish or amphibian
Examples of hatched in a sentence
The hatched ducklings followed their mother. The hatched lines added depth to the sketch. Her hatched patterns were admired by the art class.
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- French:éclos, hachuré, ...
- German:geschlüpft, schraffiert, ...
- Italian:schiuso, tratteggiato, ...
- Spanish:eclosionado, rayado, ...
- Portuguese:eclodido, hachurado, ...
- Chinese:孵化的, 交叉线条的, ...
- Japanese:孵化した, ハッチングされた, ...
- Arabic:مُفَرَّخ, مُظَلَّل, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁבָּקַע מֵהַבֵּיצָה, מֻצַּל בְּקוֹוִים, ...
- Russian:вылупившийся, штрихованный, ...
- Ukrainian:щойно вилуплений, заштрихований, ...
- Hindi:अंडे से निकला हुआ, रेखांकित, ...
Definition of hatch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
animalintr. emerge from an egg by breaking the shellintr.
- The chicks hatch after three weeks.
2.
planningtr. devise a plan or schemetr.
- They hatched a plan to surprise her.
3.
biologytr. incubate eggs until they develop and emergetr.
- The hen hatched her chicks in early spring.
4.
arttr. TECH. shade a drawing with parallel linestr. TECH.
- He hatched the sketch to add depth.
Noun
1.
architecturehorizontal door in a floor or ceiling
- He climbed through the hatch in the attic.
2.
automotiveUS sloping rear car door that is lifted to openUS
- She loaded groceries into the hatch of her car.
3.
shipopening through the deck of a ship
- The crew loaded supplies through the hatch.
4.
foodopening in a wall for serving food
- The kitchen hatch made serving dinner easy.
5.
birththe act or process of hatching
- The hatch of the eggs took several days.
Images of hatch
horizontal door in a floor or ceiling 
sloping rear car door that is lifted to open 
opening through the deck of a ship 
opening in a wall for serving food
Expressions with hatch
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emerge from an egg by breaking the shell
The chicks hatch out in the spring.
secretly plan something, usually bad
They hatched a plot to steal the jewels.
warns not to expect something before it happens
Don't count your chickens before they hatch, the deal isn't final yet!
into the mouth and swallowed quickly
He raised his glass and said, 'Down the hatch!'.
create a plan secretly or cleverly
They hatched a plan to surprise their friend.
create a plan or idea in mind
They hatched an idea to start a new business.
secretly make or create plans for something
They hatch plans to surprise their friend.
create a secret plan for a specific purpose
They hatched a scheme to surprise their friend.
opening or door in a vehicle or building for emergency exit
The submarine's escape hatch was clearly marked and easily accessible..
place to safely leave a baby anonymously
The hospital installed a baby hatch for desperate parents.
opening in a wall for passing food from kitchen to dining area
The serving hatch made it easy to transfer dishes during the dinner party..
removable lid or panel used to close and seal an access opening
The crew checked each hatch cover before the ship sailed into rough seas.
opening in a ship or aircraft for loading cargo
The crew opened the cargo hatch to load the supplies.
high-performance hatchback car
The new model is a hot hatch with impressive acceleration.
Origin of hatch
Old English, hæcce (door) + hatch (open)
Examples of hatch in a sentence
The eggs hatch in the warmth of the sun. We need to hatch a strategy for the new project. The team hatched a scheme to increase sales. The turtle eggs hatched after two months. The incubator helped the eggs hatch successfully. She carefully hatched the background of the drawing.
The artist hatched the portrait to create texture. The basement hatch was hidden under the rug. He opened the hatch to access the roof. The hatch was stuck and wouldn't open. He admired the sleek design of the hatch. He peered through the hatch to check the cargo below. The hatch was sealed tightly during the storm. The hatch allowed quick access to the pantry. Food was passed through the hatch efficiently. The hatch began before dawn. Scientists monitored the hatch closely.
View all translations of hatch
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- French:éclore, trappe, ...
- German:schlüpfen, Luke, ...
- Italian:schiudersi, portello, ...
- Spanish:nacer, escotilla, ...
- Portuguese:nascer, alçapão, ...
- Chinese:孵化, 舱口, ...
- Japanese:孵化する, ハッチ, ...
- Arabic:فَقَسَ, فتحة, ...
- Hebrew:לִבְקֹועַ, פֶּתַח תִּקְרָה, ...
- Russian:вылупляться, люк, ...
- Ukrainian:вилуплюватися, люк, ...
- Hindi:अंडे से निकलना, हैच, ...
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