a. （常指因寒冷、生病或愁苦）耸肩弓身的, 伏首前倾的
s. having the back and shoulders rounded; not erect
1.But I got a hunch that they did not do it themselves.
但我感覺他們不是自己動手的
2.You have your toys, I have my hunches.
你有你的高科技设备 我有我的直觉
3.Your hunch about the numbers was right.
你对那串数字的预感是正确的
4.I have a hunch this has special significance.
直觉告诉我 这支笔有其特殊的意义
5.I trust your hunches more than mine.
我相信你的直觉超过我自己
6.I do not have the resources to allocate to your hunch.
我无法调动资源去追查你的猜测
7.Where are you going? I got a hunch.
你要去哪里 我有一种预感
8.I cannot go to bat for you on some hunch.
我不能僅憑你的直覺就支持你
9.He had a hunch, maybe from paperwork.
他驼背 应该是文书工作造成的
10.And if I had to guess, your hunch was right.
如果要我猜 你的直觉没错
