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hoot

/huːt/

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noun

/huːt/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее характерный звук, издаваемый совой, или похожий звук, издаваемый рожком, свистком или другим устройством.

A noun referring to the characteristic sound made by an owl, or a similar sound made by a horn, whistle, or other device.

  1. Sound of an owlA2formal

    The characteristic call or cry of an owl.

    ruУханье

    • We heard the hoot of an owl in the forest.
    • The owl's hoot echoed through the night.
    • A sudden hoot from the tree startled the campers.
  2. Loud laugh or shoutB1informal

    A loud, often derisive laugh or shout of amusement.

    ruГромкий смех или выкрик

    • The comedian's joke drew a hoot from the audience.
    • She let out a hoot of laughter at his story.
    • The crowd gave a hoot of approval when the goal was scored.

    Synonymsbooguffawhowljeershoutwhoop

  3. Fun or amusing thingB2informal

    Something that is very funny or enjoyable.

    ruЗабавная вещь

    • That movie was a real hoot!
    • The party was a hoot from start to finish.
    • His impression of the boss is an absolute hoot.

    Synonymscomedyjokelaughriotscream

Forms
  • hoots plural form
  • hoots' possessive plural form
  • hoot's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/huːt/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания звука, издаваемого совой или подобного крика, а также для выражения громкого смеха или неодобрения.

A verb used to describe the sound made by an owl or a similar cry, or to express loud laughter or disapproval.

  1. Make an owl soundA2formal

    To make the characteristic deep, resonant call of an owl.

    ruУхать

    • The owl hooted loudly from the tree.
    • We could hear an owl hooting in the forest at night.
    • The barn owl hooted as it flew overhead.
  2. B2informal

    To laugh loudly and often derisively or mockingly.

    ruГромко смеяться

    • The audience hooted with laughter at the comedian's joke.
    • He hooted when he saw his friend's silly costume.
    • They hooted at the ridiculous suggestion.

    Synonymscachinnatecackleguffawhowlroar

    Antonymscryweep

  3. Honk a hornB1informalbritish

    To sound a car horn, especially in a loud or prolonged manner.

    ruСигналить

    • The driver hooted his horn impatiently at the traffic jam.
    • She hooted to warn the pedestrian crossing the street.
    • Cars were hooting all night during the celebration.

    Synonymsbeepblastblowhonksoundtoot

Forms
  • hooted past participle
  • hooted past simple
  • hooting present participle
  • hoots third person singular
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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