Cool MateMeaning of Hatch
To emerge from an egg; also to devise or invent a plan.
In simple words: To create or bring something out from an egg.
Hatch in a sentence
- The chicks will hatch in about 21 days.
- The scientist hopes to hatch a new plan for the research project.
- The eggs began to hatch as the temperature rose.
- They hatch their ideas during brainstorming sessions.
- In spring, many birds will hatch their eggs.
- She decided to hatch an ambitious plan for the event.
How to use Hatch
Used in both formal and everyday contexts. In informal speech, it may refer to plans or ideas that 'hatch' or develop.
Grammar pattern
hatch + object
Memory hint
Think of a chicken 'hatching' out of an egg.
Related words
Collocations with Hatch
- hatch an idea
- hatch a plan
- hatch from an egg
- hatch out of
- hatchling baby
Common mistakes with Hatch
- Confused with 'catch' or 'match'
- Using 'hatched' incorrectly for non-egg related contexts
- Omitting the subject when using in passive voice
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Frequently asked questions about Hatch
What does Hatch mean?
To create or bring something out from an egg.
What is the definition of Hatch?
To emerge from an egg; also to devise or invent a plan.
How do you use Hatch in a sentence?
The chicks will hatch in about 21 days.
Can you give another example of Hatch?
The scientist hopes to hatch a new plan for the research project.
What are synonyms for Hatch?
Common alternatives include emerge, devise, create, invent, produce.
What is the opposite of Hatch?
Opposite meanings include close, seal.
What words go with Hatch?
It commonly pairs with hatch an idea, hatch a plan, hatch from an egg, hatch out of, hatchling baby.
What are common mistakes when using Hatch?
Confused with 'catch' or 'match' Using 'hatched' incorrectly for non-egg related contexts Omitting the subject when using in passive voice
How do you pronounce Hatch?
US: //hætʃ//, UK: //hætʃ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Hatch?
Used in both formal and everyday contexts. In informal speech, it may refer to plans or ideas that 'hatch' or develop.