Advanced as in bind To combine or attach something, usually temporarily or as a means of connection. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hitch'
After a long hike, they needed to hitch their tents to the stakes to prevent them from blowing away in the wind.
The mountain climber demonstrated how to hitch the safety harness to the rock face before ascending.
The software engineer had to hitch different modules of the code to make the program run smoothly.
The conductor signaled the train engineer to hitch the cars together for departure.
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