hitcher in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hitcher in the English»Spanish Dictionary

hitcher [ˈhɪtʃər] N

hitcher

autostopista mf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A group of fans known as the happy hitchers would hitch-hike around the country, following the band while they were on tour.

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She is forced to pick up one last hitcher, a man who insists on needing a ride to see his girlfriend give birth, and mentions reincarnation on the way.

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Drivers and hitchers both felt they couldn't trust the other party, as a study from 2001 found.

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While some kind souls will feel more inclined to stop for a hitcher enduring a drenching, most motorists are disinclined to invite a soggy stranger into their warm, dry car.

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In the motel, the hitcher strums a guitar naked on the bed, while the unidentified man unpacks a new guitar string.

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It is illegal for a state vehicle to drive past a hitcher without stopping.

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I'd asked if he thought the hitcher was a serious criminal.

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Certainly there is a risk in hitchhiking, for both the hitcher and the hitched.

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Returning to where she found him, she frees the dog from the hitcher's van.

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