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hooked [hʊkt] ADJ

1. hooked (curved):

hooked
hooked

2. hooked inf (addicted):

hooked

3. hooked (with hooks):

hooked

Phrases:

to get hooked on sth

I. hook [hʊk] N

1. hook t. SPORTS (large device):

hak m

2. hook (small device):

3. hook (tune):

Phrases:

to let [or get] sb off the hook

II. hook [hʊk] VB trans

1. hook (catch):

łowić [perf z-]
łapać [perf z-]

2. hook (fasten):

zahaczać [perf zahaczyć]
zaczepiać [perf zaczepić]

3. hook (bend):

zginać [perf zgiąć]
to hook sth around sth
zaginać [perf zagiąć] coś wokół czegoś

4. hook (lift):

zawieszać [perf zawiesić] na haku

boat hook N

crochet hook N

fish-hook N

hook on VB trans

to hook sth on to sth

hook up VB trans esp AM

podłączać [perf podłączyć]

hook-up N ELEC

pruning hook N

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hook N

ramshorn hook transport
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hook N

tow hook AUTO
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reaping-hook N

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to hook sb up VB

to hook sb up inf
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hookup/hook-up N

podryw inf
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off the hook

to be off the hook inf idiom
to be off the hook inf idiom
to be off the hook inf idiom
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on one's own hook

on one's own hook Am inf idiom
on one's own hook Am inf idiom
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aircraft arresting hook N

Present
Ihook
youhook
he/she/ithooks
wehook
youhook
theyhook
Past
Ihooked
youhooked
he/she/ithooked
wehooked
youhooked
theyhooked
Present Perfect
Ihavehooked
youhavehooked
he/she/ithashooked
wehavehooked
youhavehooked
theyhavehooked
Past Perfect
Ihadhooked
youhadhooked
he/she/ithadhooked
wehadhooked
youhadhooked
theyhadhooked

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When hooked, large individuals are tenacious opponents and are difficult to subdue due to their habit of spinning.
en.wikipedia.org
It's uncommon to lose a fish hooked on fluoro.
www.fishingworld.com.au
Also, they are very habit-forming, so you might get hooked on them.
jamaica-gleaner.com
It has tough, fibrous stems up to 5 m long, armed with numerous hooked prickles and pairs of coiled tendrils at the leaf petiole bases.
en.wikipedia.org
They hooked him up to a polygraph machine that measures the most minute changes in his heart-rate and breathing -- and he passed the test with flying colours.
www.irishmirror.ie