Collocations for "hatch"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "hatch" in context.
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hatch
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- alright, down the hatch!
- better batten down the hatches
- batten down the hatches. A storm is coming
- the hatch is [closed, open]
- [close] the hatch
- [go, climb] through the hatch
- opened the hatch to [get, check, look]
- a hatch (up) to the attic
- a hatch to the lower [level, deck]
- a hatch that leads to
- a service hatch (to access)
- through the escape hatch
- the hatch is locked
- the eggs (have) hatched
- the [chicks, ducklings, babies] have hatched (from their eggs)
- hatched out of their [shells, eggs]
- the hen hatched a [brood, clutch]
- hatch [their, her] eggs
- have hatched into [chicks, ducklings]
- the [larvae, lice] have hatched
- the chicks were hatched in an incubator
- [days, hours] after hatching
- hatch a [plan, plot] (to)
- [close, open] the hatch covers
'hatch' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):