Examples of using Hitched in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She hitched?
Please, go get hitched.
Get hitched today.
We can get hitched!
You hitched your wagon to a footnote.
People also translate
Let's get you hitched.
My foot hitched on something, and I fell.
So… how long you two been hitched?
Never get hitched without a prenup.
You and Stace still not hitched yet.
I mean"hitched." Bring around the sled!
Not, I have spoken with Men hitched before.
But you hitched your wagon to the right star.
Can't believe they actually got hitched.
No, I didn't say"hitched." I said"cuffed.".
Your father and I were going to get hitched there.
For all we know, they hitched their way out of here.
You be thankful that you and Pete didn't get hitched.
How about we get hitched, uh, spring of next year?
I hitched to the nearest bus station, and a very sweet, sad-eyed clerk took pity on me and gave me a ticket, thank God.
He must have dumped it walked or hitched a ride back.
You hitched your wagon to some real stars, here, Gallo.
We find out from a call that our little girl's gotten hitched to someone who plays with toys.
Handcuffed, not hitched-- the colloquial or any other connotation or meaning.
So you ready to do this thing, get hitched, take the plunge, slap on the old ball and chain?
After that, you hitched your wagon to Frank, but his tenure as head of the Bianchi family was… disappointingly brief.
I contend those thieves hitched a ride on that Belgravian rocket that was just launched into space.
If you're gonna get hitched in Vegas, this is pretty much the least depressing place you can do it.
Unfortunately, people do tend to get hitched when relationships are in jeopardy, but if there are troubles before a marriage, marriage itself is not likely to sort them.