Vocab Bloom Hub

hook on

/hʊk ɒn/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant devenir accro à quelque chose ou s'y intéresser fortement.

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/hʊk ɒn/B2formalamerican
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant devenir accro à quelque chose ou s'y intéresser fortement.

A phrasal verb meaning to become addicted to something or to become very interested in something.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Become addicted or obsessedinformal

    To become strongly attracted to or dependent on something, often a substance or activity.

    frDevenir accro

    • He got hooked on video games at a young age.
    • She is hooked on that new TV series.
    • Many people get hooked on caffeine without realizing it.

    Synonymesget intotake up

  2. Attach or fastenformal

    To physically attach something to another object using a hook or similar device.

    fraccrocher

    • He hooked the trailer on to his truck.
    • She hooked the necklace on behind her neck.
    • The worker hooked the chain on to the crane.

    Synonymesaffixattachclaspclipconnectcouplefastenhitchsecure

    Antonymesdetachunfastenunhook

Formes
  • hooked on past participle
  • hooked on past simple
  • hooking on present participle
  • hooks on third person singular

Verbe de basehook

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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