| Definition of 'hitch up' |
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1. (verb) hike up, hitch up
pull up
"He hitched up his socks and pants"
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Sense: to pull up or raise with a sudden short pull
He hitched up his trousers.
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 Afrikaans: opruk, optrek |
 Arabic: يَرْفَعُ بنطلونَه |
 Bulgarian: повдигам |
 Brazilian: puxar |
 Czech: povytáhnout |
 German: hochziehen |
 Danish: hive op i |
 Greek: (ανα)σηκώνω |
 Spanish: arremangarse |
 Estonian: sikutama |
 Farsi: بالا كشيدن |
 Finnish: nykäistä |
 French: remonter (d'une saccade) |
 Hebrew: לְהָרִים |
 Hindi: ऊपर की तरफ अचानक झटका देन |
 Croatian: podici uz trzaj |
 Hungarian: felránt |
 Indonesian: menaikkan |
 Icelandic: hysja upp |
 Italian: tirare su |
 Japanese: 引き上げる |
 Korean: 휙 끌어올리다 |
 Lithuanian: truktelėti į viršų |
 Latvian: uzvilkt; uzraut |
 Malay: menarik sedikit |
 Dutch: optrekken, rukken |
 Norwegian: heise opp |
 Polish: podciągnąć |
 Persian: بالا كشيدن |
 Pashto: پورته کش کول |
 Portuguese: puxar |
 Romanian: a trageîn sus |
 Russian: подтягивать |
 Slovak: (po)vytiahnuť |
 Slovenian: potegniti gor |
 Serbian: povući |
 Swedish: dra till i, dra upp |
 Thai: ดึงขึ้น |
 Turkish: birdençekmek |
 Taiwanese: 突然拉起 |
 Ukrainian: підтягувати |
 Urdu: اچانک سے اوپر اٹھانا |
 Vietnamese: kéo lên |
 Chinese: 急拉 |
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