Vocab Bloom Hub

hover

/ˈhɒv.ər/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de permanecer suspendido en el aire o de mantenerse en un estado de indecisión, incertidumbre o vacilación.

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verb

/ˈhɒv.ər/B2formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de permanecer suspendido en el aire o de mantenerse en un estado de indecisión, incertidumbre o vacilación.

A verb used to indicate the act of remaining suspended in the air or staying in a state of uncertainty or hesitation.

  1. Remain suspended in airB1formal

    To stay in one place in the air, usually by flapping wings or using propulsion.

    essuspender en el aire

    • The helicopter hovered above the landing pad.
    • A hummingbird can hover in front of a flower.
    • The drone hovered over the field to take pictures.

    Sinónimosfloathanglevitatepoise

    Antónimosdescendlandsettle

  2. Wait nearbyB1informal

    To stay near a person or place, often in a hesitant or uncertain manner.

    esrondar cerca

    • The children hovered around the table, waiting for cake.
    • She hovered by the door, unsure whether to enter.
    • He hovered near the manager's office, hoping for a word.

    Sinónimosdawdlehang aroundlingerloitertarrywait

  3. Computer interfaceB1informalIT

    To position a cursor over an element on a screen without clicking.

    esPosicionar el cursor sobre un elemento

    • Hover over the icon to see the tooltip.
    • You need to hover your mouse over the link to preview it.
    • The button changes color when you hover over it.

    Sinónimosrest on

Formas
  • hovered past participle
  • hovered past simple
  • hovering present participle
  • hovers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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