Could you please tell me how to use "without a hitch"?
If I say "I think I can accomplish the project without a hitch.", does it sound appropriate?
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Examples: The wedding ceremony went well, without a hitch.
The students passed their exams without a hitch.
After a routine service, the car started without a hitch.
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'Without a hitch means' easily, without problems, without trouble, without difficulty, to happen successfully. It is an idiom which dates back to the 1800s.
Hitch = problem, delay or source of difficulty. You have used it correctly although it is most often used when referring to events. 'The wedding went off without a hitch.'
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My project should go down without a hitch.我的计划顺利的进行下去了。。。。。（I'm not sure）
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Yes, that is correct. "without a hitch" means "without any problems" or "without any setbacks"!!!! You used the term correctly!
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