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head

/hed/

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noun

/hed/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее верхнюю часть тела человека или соответствующую часть тела животного, содержащую мозг, глаза, уши, нос и рот.

A noun referring to the upper part of the human body, or the corresponding part of an animal, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.

  1. Body partA1formal

    The upper part of the human body, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.

    ruГолова

    • She nodded her head in agreement.
    • He hit his head on the low ceiling.
    • The doctor examined her head for injuries.

    Synonymsbeancraniumnogginnutpate

  2. Leader or chiefA2formal

    The person in charge or the leader of a group, organization, or department.

    ruРуководитель

    • She is the head of the marketing department.
    • The head of the company announced a new policy.
    • He was appointed head of the committee.

    Synonymsbosscaptainchiefcommanderdirectorleadermanagerprincipalsuperintendentsupervisor

    Antonymsfollowersubordinateunderling

  3. Top or front partA2formal

    The top, front, or most important part of something.

    ruВерхняя или передняя часть

    • The head of the table is reserved for the host.
    • He sat at the head of the line.
    • The head of the hammer is made of steel.

    Synonymsapexbeginningcrestcrownforefrontfrontleadpeakstartsummittiptopvanguard

    Antonymsbottomendfootreartail

  4. Mind or intellectB1informal

    The ability to think, reason, or remember.

    ruУм

    • Use your head and think before you act.
    • She has a good head for numbers.
    • He lost his head in the stressful situation.

    Synonymsbrainbrainpowercognitionintellectmentalitymindreasonsenseunderstandingwit

  5. Individual unitB1formal

    Used to count individual people or animals in a group.

    ruОсобь

    • The ticket costs $10 per head.
    • The farmer has fifty head of cattle.
    • There were twenty heads counted in the audience.

    Synonymsanimalindividual

Forms
  • heads plural form
  • heads' possessive plural form
  • head's possessive singular form
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verb

/hɛd/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения движения в определённом направлении или руководства группой или организацией.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving in a particular direction or leading a group or organization.

  1. Move in a directionA2formal

    To go or travel towards a particular place or direction.

    ruНаправляться

    • We are heading to the airport now.
    • She headed north along the highway.
    • He headed straight for the exit.

    Synonymsaimdirectgomake formoveproceedset outsteer

  2. Lead or be in chargeB1formal

    To be the leader or person in charge of a group, organization, or activity.

    ruВозглавлять

    • She heads the research department.
    • He was chosen to head the new project.
    • The committee is headed by the senior professor.

    Synonymscommandcontroldirectgovernguideleadmanageoverseerunsupervise

    Antonymsfollow

  3. B1formal

    To aim or direct something towards a particular target or goal.

    ruНаправлять

    • The ship is heading for the harbor.
    • He headed the ball into the goal.
    • The company is heading towards a major breakthrough.

    Synonymsaimchanneldirectguideorientpointroutesteerturn

Forms
  • headed past participle
  • headed past simple
  • heading present participle
  • heads third person singular

Phrasal variantshead offhead up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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