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heat: I. noun II. intransitive or transitive verb
whet: transitive verb
hem: noun
her: I. adjective and adverb II. pronoun
hey: interjection
hen: noun
hot: adjective and adverb
hat: noun
hit: I. noun II. transitive verb
heed: noun
heel: noun
here: adverb
head: I. noun II. transitive verb
heal: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
heap: I. noun II. transitive verb
heck: interjection
held: verb
hell: I. noun II. interjection
helm: noun
herb: noun

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I . heat [hiːt] N no pl

1. heat (warmth):

heat

calor m

in the heat of the moment

no calor da hora

2. heat no pl ZOOL:

heat

cio m

to be in heat

estar no cio

II . heat [hiːt] VB intr, trans

heat

aquecer(-se)

heat fig

inflamar(-se)

whet <-tt-> [hwet] VB trans

to whet sb's appetite

abrir o apetite de alguém

hem [hem] N

hem

bainha f

to take the hem up/down

subir/descer a bainha

I . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] ADJ poss

her

seu

her

sua

her

dela

her children

os filhos dela

her children

seus filhos

her dress

vestido dela

her dress

seu vestido

her house

casa dela

her house

sua casa

II . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] PRON pers

1. her direct object:

her

I saw her

eu a vi

I saw her indirect object

lhe

I saw her indirect object

a ela

he gave her the pencil

ele deu um lápis a ela

he gave her the pencil

ele lhe deu um lápis

he told her that ...

ele disse a ela que ...

he told her that ...

ele lhe disse que ...

look at her

olhe para ela

2. her (she):

her

ela

if I were her

se eu fosse ela

it's her

é ela

older than her

mais velho que ela

3. her after prep:

her

ela

it's for/from her

é para ela/dela

hey [heɪ] INTERJ inf

hey

hen [hen] N

hen (chicken)

galinha f

hen (bird)

ave f fêmea

hot [hɑːt, Brit hɒt] ADJ

1. hot:

hot food, climate, water

quente

hot day, weather

abrasador(a)

it's hot

está quente

2. hot temper:

hot

violento(-a)

3. hot (spicy):

hot

picante

hat [hæt] N

hat

chapéu m

I . hit [hɪt] N

1. hit (blow, stroke):

hit

batida f

2. hit (success):

hit

sucesso m

II . hit <-tt-, hit, hit> [hɪt] VB trans

1. hit (strike):

hit ball

bater

to hit sb hard a. fig

bater em alguém com força

2. hit (crash into):

hit

chocar-se contra

the car hit the wall

o carro chocou-se contra o muro

Phrases:

to hit it off with sb

dar-se bem com alguém

heed [hiːd] N

to pay (no) heed to sth

(não) prestar atenção a a. c.

heel [hiːl] N

1. heel (of foot):

heel

calcanhar m

to be at sb's heels

estar no calcanhar de alguém

2. heel (of shoe):

heel

salto m

here [hɪr, Brit hɪəʳ] ADV

1. here (in, at, to this place):

here

aqui

here and there

aqui e ali

give it here inf

dá aqui

over here

aqui

2. here (introduction):

here is ...

aqui está ...

here you are [or go] (when giving sth)

aqui está

I . head [hed] N

1. head ANAT:

head

cabeça f

to be head over heels in love

estar loucamente apaixonado

to be off one's head inf (crazy)

estar fora de si

to have one's head in the clouds

ter a cabeça nas nuvens

to laugh one's head off inf

rachar de rir

to nod one's head

assentir com a cabeça

2. head no pl (unit):

head

cabeça f

a [or per] head

por cabeça

3. head (mind):

to be over one's head

além da capacidade de compreensão de alguém

to clear one's head

aclarar as ideias

to get sth/sb out of one's head

tirar a. c./alguém da cabeça

4. head pl (of coin):

head

cara f

heads or tails?

cara ou coroa?

5. head (boss):

head

chefe mf

II . head [hed] VB trans (lead)

head an expedition, revolt

liderar

head a firm, organization

dirigir

I . heal [hiːl] VB trans

heal illness

curar

heal wound

cicatrizar

II . heal [hiːl] VB intr

heal

curar(-se)

heal

cicatrizar(-se)

I . heap [hiːp] N

heap of books, clothes

pilha f

heap of earth

monte m

to collapse in a heap fig person

desabar

II . heap [hiːp] VB trans

to heap sth (up) leaves

amontoar

to heap sth (up) washing

empilhar

heck [hek] INTERJ inf

heck

diabos

where the heck have you been?

onde diabos você estava?

held [held] VB

held pt, pp of:

I . hold [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] N

1. hold (grasp, grip):

hold

preensão f

to get hold of sth

arranjar a. c.

to get hold of sth

compreender a. c.

to take hold of sb/sth

segurar alguém/a. c.

2. hold (control):

hold

domínio m

he had a good hold of the subject

ele tinha um bom domínio do assunto

he had a good hold of the subject

influência f

to have a (strong/powerful) hold over sb

ter (muita/grande) influência sobre alguém

3. hold:

hold (of an aircraft)

compartimento m de carga

hold (of a ship)

porão m

II . hold <held, held> [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] VB trans

1. hold (keep):

hold

manter

to hold a ladder steady

manter uma escada fixa

to hold a ladder steady (grasp)

agarrar

to hold hands

dar as mãos

to hold onto one's arms

agarrar alguém pelo braço

to hold sth in one's hand

segurar a. c. na mão

2. hold (keep, retain):

hold

prender

to hold one's breath

prender a respiração

to hold sb's attention/interest

prender a atenção/interesse de alguém

3. hold (delay, stop):

hold

deter

hold it!

alto lá!

the soldiers were able to hold the enemy

os soldado conseguiram deter o inimigo

please hold the line (on the phone)

por favor, aguarde na linha

4. hold (contain):

hold

conter

5. hold (possess, own):

hold land, town

ocupar

hold property

possuir

to hold the (absolute) majority

ter a maioria (absoluta)

6. hold (make happen):

to hold an election/a meeting/a news conference/talks

realizar uma eleição/uma reunião/uma coletiva de imprensa/discussões

III . hold [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] VB intr

1. hold (continue):

hold

continuar

hold tight!

fique quieto!

the low prices held till the end of the season

os preços baixos continuaram até o fim da temporada

to hold still

ficar parado

2. hold (stick):

hold

manter-se

3. hold (believe):

to hold that...

ser de opinião que

I . hell [hel] N no pl

1. hell (place of punishment):

hell

inferno m

to make sb's life (a living) hell fig inf

tornar a vida de alguém um (verdadeiro) inferno

2. hell inf (as intensifier):

as cold as hell

um tremendo frio

to run like hell

correr feito um louco

II . hell [hel] INTERJ

hell

raios

what the hell ...!

que diabos!

helm [helm] N

helm

leme m

to be at the helm

estar no leme

to be at the helm fig

ter o leme

herb [ɜːrb, Brit hɜːb] N

herb

erva f

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I . heat [hiːt] N no pl

1. heat (warmth):

2. heat no pl ZOOL:

II . heat [hiːt] VB intr, trans

whet <-tt-> [hwet] VB trans

hem [hem] N

I . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] ADJ poss

II . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] PRON pers

1. her direct object:

2. her (she):

3. her after prep:

hey [heɪ] INTERJ inf

hen [hen] N

hot [hɑːt, Brit hɒt] ADJ

1. hot:

2. hot temper:

3. hot (spicy):

hat [hæt] N

I . hit [hɪt] N

1. hit (blow, stroke):

2. hit (success):

II . hit <-tt-, hit, hit> [hɪt] VB trans

1. hit (strike):

2. hit (crash into):

Phrases:

heed [hiːd] N

heel [hiːl] N

1. heel (of foot):

2. heel (of shoe):

here [hɪr, Brit hɪəʳ] ADV

1. here (in, at, to this place):

2. here (introduction):

3. here (show arrival):

4. here (next to):

5. here (now):

I . head [hed] N

1. head ANAT:

2. head no pl (unit):

3. head (mind):

4. head pl (of coin):

5. head (boss):

II . head [hed] VB trans (lead)

I . heal [hiːl] VB trans

II . heal [hiːl] VB intr

I . heap [hiːp] N

II . heap [hiːp] VB trans

heck [hek] INTERJ inf

held [held] VB

held pt, pp of:

See also hold

I . hold [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] N

1. hold (grasp, grip):

2. hold (control):

3. hold:

II . hold <held, held> [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] VB trans

1. hold (keep):

2. hold (keep, retain):

3. hold (delay, stop):

4. hold (contain):

5. hold (possess, own):

6. hold (make happen):

III . hold [hoʊld, Brit həʊld] VB intr

1. hold (continue):

2. hold (stick):

3. hold (believe):

I . hell [hel] N no pl

1. hell (place of punishment):

2. hell inf (as intensifier):

II . hell [hel] INTERJ

helm [helm] N

herb [ɜːrb, Brit hɜːb] N

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