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homing

/ˈhoʊ.mɪŋ/

Tradução: Diz-se de animal ou dispositivo que tem a capacidade de retornar a um local determinado, usado frequentemente no contexto de pombos ou mísseis., Verbo usado para indicar a ação de mover ou direcionar algo em direção a um alvo ou destino, ou de retornar à base ou ao local de origem.

2 verbetes

adjective

/ˈhoʊ.mɪŋ/B2formaltechnical
  • ptDiz-se de animal ou dispositivo que tem a capacidade de retornar a um local determinado, usado frequentemente no contexto de pombos ou mísseis.

Describes an animal or device that has the ability to return to a specific place, often used in the context of pigeons or missiles.

  1. Ability to return homeB2formal

    Describing an animal's ability to navigate and return to its home location.

    ptCapacidade de retornar ao lar

    • Pigeons have a strong homing instinct.
    • The homing behavior of salmon is remarkable.
    • Scientists study the homing abilities of migratory birds.
  2. Guided to a targetC1formaltechnical

    Describing a device or system that automatically guides itself toward a target.

    ptAutoguiado

    • The missile uses a homing system to track its target.
    • Homing devices are used in search and rescue operations.
    • The drone has a homing feature that returns it to the launch point.
Formas
  • more homing comparative form
  • most homing superlative form

verb

home/hoʊm/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de mover ou direcionar algo em direção a um alvo ou destino, ou de retornar à base ou ao local de origem.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or directing something toward a target or destination, or of returning to a base or place of origin.

  1. Return to homeB1formal

    To go back to one's home or place of origin.

    ptVoltar para casa

    • The pigeons homed quickly after being released.
    • The missile homed in on its target with precision.
    • After years abroad, she finally homed to her native country.

    Sinônimoscome backget backgo backreturn

  2. Focus or targetB2formal

    To direct attention or aim precisely at something.

    ptFocar

    • The detective homed in on the key suspect.
    • The report homes in on the main causes of the problem.
    • He homed his skills through years of practice.

    Sinônimosaimfocus onpinpointtargetzero in

    Antônimosdriftroamstraywander

Formas
  • homed past participle
  • homed past simple
  • homing present participle
  • homes third person singular

Variantes phrasalhome in