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hood [hʊd] RZ.

1. hood (for head):

capuz r.m.

2. hood Am MOT.:

capô r.m.

hoof <hooves [or hoofs]> [hʊf, Brit huːf] RZ.

casco r.m.

hoop [huːp] RZ.

arco r.m.

I . hoot [huːt] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. hoot owl:

2. hoot (with horn):

II . hoot [huːt] RZ.

hoot (of owl)
pio r.m.
buzinada r.ż.

hop1 [hɑːp, Brit hɒp] RZ. BOT.

hop
lúpulo r.m.

hot [hɑːt, Brit hɒt] PRZYM.

2. hot temper:

hot
violento(-a)

3. hot (spicy):

hot

I . hog [hɑːg, Brit hɒg] RZ. Am (pig)

hog
porco r.m.

II . hog <-gg-> [hɑːg, Brit hɒg] CZ. cz. przech. pot.

how [haʊ] PRZYSŁ.

2. how (in what condition?):

3. how (for what reason?):

how come ...? pot.
como é que ...?

4. how (suggestion):

how about ...?
que tal ...?

5. how (for quantities):

zwroty:

and how!
e como!

I . hold [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] RZ.

3. hold:

hold (of a ship)
porão r.m.

III . hold [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

2. hold (stick):

3. hold (believe):

to hold that...

holy <-ier, -iest> [ˈhoʊli, Brit ˈhəʊ-] PRZYM. (sacred)

I . home [hoʊm, Brit həʊm] RZ.

2. home (family):

lar r.m.

II . home [hoʊm, Brit həʊm] PRZYSŁ.

III . home [hoʊm, Brit həʊm] PRZYM.

1. home (from own country):

2. home (from own area):

hone [hoʊn, Brit həʊn] CZ. cz. przech.

I . hope [hoʊp, Brit həʊp] RZ.

II . hope [hoʊp, Brit həʊp] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

hose [hoʊz, Brit həʊz] RZ.

mangueira r.ż.

hour [ˈaʊr, Brit ˈaʊəʳ] RZ.

3. hour (time for an activity):

I . hoax <-es> [hoʊks, Brit həʊks] RZ.

II . hoax [hoʊks, Brit həʊks] CZ. cz. przech.

hole [hoʊl, Brit həʊl] RZ.

1. hole (hollow space):

buraco r.m.
to dig a hole
to dig a hole
furo r.m.

2. hole (in golf):

buraco r.m.

horn [hɔːrn, Brit hɔːn] RZ.

1. horn ZOOL.:

chifre r.m.

2. horn MUZ.:

clarim r.m.
corneta r.ż.

3. horn MOT.:

buzina r.ż.

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A hobo college was usually a rented building in the hobo area of a city.
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Similarly, another story suggests the town was named for a rail traveling hobo who frequented the area.
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He tends to mix up words that sound alike, such as oboe and hobo.
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He was discharged and in 1921 adopted the life of a hobo, writing and singing songs as he travelled.
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After completing the program he became a hobo and traveled around the country on trains.
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It involves a pleasing hobo sort of terror related to gothic tradition but also has references to technology corrupting life.
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Because of this, some of the terms describe the life of a hobo such as riding the rails, living in jungles, dodging the bulls.
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The hobo claims that the tunnel's clearance is low, but the boy actually falls into the tender while the hobo disappears.
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At twelve years old, he ran away from home, becoming a child hobo.
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Her pieces are few and far between but the hobo motif is the theme of known pieces.
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