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hoicking
present participle ofhoick
hoick
verb[ T+ adv/prep ]
UKinformaluk /hɔɪk/ us /hɔɪk/
to raise or pull something, usually with a quick movement and with effort: 猛拉，猛提
They hoicked the box onto the table.他们一齐用劲把箱子抬到桌子上。
hoick something upHe hoicked up his trousers.他猛地向上提了提裤子。
in cricket, to hit the ball with a lot of effort to the leg side (= the left side for a right-handed batter):
She hoicked the ball into the outfield for two runs.
He was out hoicking a short-pitched delivery to mid-wicket.
She hoicked up her long skirt and started running.
I hoicked my bike into the back of the truck and jumped in.
He's not much of a batsman so expect him to hoick it into the leg side.
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