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hood

/hʊd/

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noun

A2formalcommon/hʊd/

A noun referring to a covering for the head and neck, often attached to a coat or jacket, or a part of a vehicle that covers the engine.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее покрытие для головы и шеи, часто прикреплённое к пальто или куртке, или часть автомобиля, закрывающая двигатель.esSustantivo que designa una cubierta para la cabeza y el cuello, a menudo unida a un abrigo o chaqueta, o la parte de un automóvil que cubre el motor.frNom désignant une couverture pour la tête et le cou, souvent attachée à un manteau ou une veste, ou la partie d'une voiture qui recouvre le moteur.deEin Substantiv, das eine Kopfbedeckung bezeichnet, die oft an Mantel oder Jacke befestigt ist und Kopf und Hals bedeckt, oder den Teil eines Autos, der den Motor abdeckt.ptSubstantivo que designa uma cobertura para a cabeça e o pescoço, frequentemente presa a um casaco ou jaqueta, ou a parte de um carro que cobre o motor.zh名词,指覆盖头部和颈部的部分,通常附在大衣或夹克上;也指汽车上覆盖发动机的部分。arاسم يدل على غطاء للرأس والرقبة، غالبًا ما يكون متصلًا بمعطف أو سترة، أو الجزء من السيارة الذي يغطي المحرك.

  1. Head covering A2 formal

    A part of a coat, jacket, or cloak that covers the head, often attached to the garment.

    • She pulled up her hood to protect herself from the rain.
    • The jacket has a detachable hood.
    • He wore a hood over his head to stay warm.

    ruКапюшонesCapuchafrCapuchedeKapuzeptCapuzzh兜帽arقبعة الرأس

    Synonymes: cowl

  2. Car part A2 formal american

    The hinged cover over the engine of a motor vehicle (also known as the bonnet in British English).

    • He opened the hood to check the engine.
    • The car's hood was damaged in the accident.
    • She lifted the hood to see what was making the noise.

    ruКапотesCapófrCapot (de voiture)deMotorhaubeptCapôzh发动机盖arغطاء المحرك

    Synonymes: bonnet

  3. Neighborhood (slang) B1 informal american

    A slang term for a neighborhood, especially an urban area or one associated with a particular community.

    • He grew up in the hood and knows everyone there.
    • The hood has a strong sense of community.
    • They are from the same hood and support each other.

    ruРайон (сленг)esbarrio (jerga)frquartier (populaire)deViertel (Slang)ptVizinhança (gíria)zh街区(俚语)arالحي (عامية)

    Synonymes: blockghettoneighborhoodturf

  • hoods plural form
  • hoods' possessive plural form
  • hood's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/hʊd/

A verb meaning to cover or provide with a hood, or to conceal or obscure something.

ruГлагол, означающий накрывать или снабжать капюшоном, или скрывать или затенять что-либо.esVerbo que significa cubrir o proveer con capucha, o también ocultar, tapar o dar sombra a algo.frVerbe signifiant munir d'un capot ou d'une capuche, ou couvrir, dissimuler ou ombrager quelque chose.deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas mit einer Kapuze zu versehen oder zu bedecken, oder etwas zu verhüllen, zu verdecken oder zu beschatten.ptVerbo que significa cobrir ou prover com capuz, ou esconder ou encobrir algo.zh动词,指给某物加上或戴上风帽,或覆盖、遮蔽、隐藏某物。arفعل يعني تغطية الشيء أو تزويده بقلنسوة، أو إخفاءه أو جعله في الظل.

  1. Cover with a hood B2 formal

    To put a hood over something or someone, often for protection or concealment.

    • The falconer hooded the bird to keep it calm.
    • She hooded her head against the rain.
    • The prisoner was hooded before being led away.

    ruНакрыть капюшономesPoner capucha afrCouvrir d'une capuchedeMit einer Kapuze bedeckenptCobrir com capuzzh用头巾遮盖arتغطية بقبعة

    Synonymes: capcloakcovercowlenvelopveil

    Antonymes: exposeuncover

  • hooded past participle
  • hooded past simple
  • hooding present participle
  • hoods third person singular