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hue: noun
heed: noun
hundred: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
huge: adjective and adverb
hush: I. noun II. interjection III. intransitive verb IV. transitive verb
hub: noun
hug: I. transitive verb II. noun
hum: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
hut: noun
huff: I. intransitive verb II. noun
hull: noun
hump: noun
hung: verb
hunk: noun
hunt: I. intransitive or transitive verb II. noun
hurl: transitive verb
hurt: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. adjective and adverb IV. noun
held: verb
head: I. noun II. transitive verb
herd: noun

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hue [hjuː] N no pl (shade)

hue

matiz m

heed [hiːd] N

to pay (no) heed to sth

(não) prestar atenção a a. c.

I . hundred [ˈhʌndrəd] ADJ

hundred

cem

one hundred dollars

cem dólares

one hundred dollars

centena f

I've told you a hundred times

eu já te disse centenas de vezes

II . hundred <-(s)> [ˈhʌndrəd] N

hundred

cem m

hundred

centena f

hundreds of times

centenas de vezes

huge [hjuːdʒ] ADJ

huge

enorme

I . hush [hʌʃ] N no pl

hush

silêncio m

II . hush [hʌʃ] INTERJ

hush

psiu

III . hush [hʌʃ] VB intr

hush

ficar quieto

IV . hush [hʌʃ] VB trans

hush

silenciar

to hush sth up

abafar a. c.

hub [hʌb] N

1. hub (of wheel):

hub

cubo m (de roda)

2. hub fig (center):

hub

centro m

I . hug <-gg-> [hʌg] VB trans

hug

abraçar

II . hug [hʌg] N

hug

abraço m

to give sb a hug

dar um abraço em alguém

I . hum <-mm-> [hʌm] VB intr

1. hum bee:

hum

zumbir

2. hum (sing):

hum

cantarolar

II . hum <-mm-> [hʌm] VB trans

hum

cantarolar

III . hum <-mm-> [hʌm] N

hum

zumbido m

hut [hʌt] N

hut

cabana f

I . huff [hʌf] VB intr

to huff and puff

bufar

II . huff [hʌf] N inf

huff

zanga f

to be in a huff

estar zangado

hull [hʌl] N NAUT

hull

casco m

hump [hʌmp] N

hump (animal's)

corcova f

hump (person's)

corcunda f

hung [hʌŋ] VB

hung pt, pp of:

I . hang [hæŋ] N no pl

to get the hang of sth

pegar o jeito de a. c.

II . hang <hung, hung> [hæŋ] VB intr

cair

to hang well

ter um bom caimento

III . hang <hung, hung> [hæŋ] VB trans

1. hang (attach):

hang coat

pendurar

hang the washing

estender

2. hang (execute):

hang

enforcar

hunk [hʌŋk] N

1. hunk (piece):

hunk

naco m

2. hunk inf (man):

hunk

gato m

I . hunt [hʌnt] VB intr, trans

hunt

caçar

to hunt for sth

caçar a. c.

II . hunt [hʌnt] N (chase)

hunt

caça f

to be on the hunt (for sth)

estar à caça (de a. c.)

hurl [hɜːrl, Brit hɜːl] VB trans

hurl

atirar

to hurl sth at sth/sb

atirar a. c. em a. c./alguém

I . hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] VB intr

hurt

doer

my leg hurts

minha perna dói

II . hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] VB trans

1. hurt (animal's or person's body):

hurt

ferir

hurt

machucar

2. hurt reputation:

hurt

prejudicar

III . hurt [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] ADJ (injured)

hurt

ferido(-a)

hurt

machucado(-a)

to get hurt

ferir-se

to get hurt

machucar-se

to get hurt (distressed)

magoado(-a)

IV . hurt [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] N no pl

1. hurt (pain):

hurt

dor f

2. hurt (injury):

hurt

ferida f

hurt

machucado m

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 . 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

herd [hɜːrd, Brit hɜːd] N + sing/pl vb

herd (of cows, goats)

manada f

herd (of sheep)

rebanho m

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From brightly hued sundresses to loungewear, her clothes make a visual impact. preen.inquirer.net

It is described as having a bright red cockscomb and spits an equally brilliant-hued fire. en.wikipedia.org

A dark hued boot can cut off your legs so consider a taupe shade which is much more flattering. www.dailymail.co.uk

This component is less than 10 million years old, producing a blue-hued spectral continuum with absorption weak lines from elements other than hydrogen and helium. en.wikipedia.org

In the 1980s she did a series of over a hundred strong-hued symbolical watercolours. en.wikipedia.org

Every detail from the lilac-hued hair, to the cat eye glasses and trademark bouquet of gladioli was in place. www.dailymail.co.uk

The milk was further whitened with plaster of Paris, thickened with starch, eggs and hued with molasses. en.wikipedia.org

The siblings got their powers after a multi-hued comet -like object crashed into their tree house when they were young. en.wikipedia.org

How about a bag of assorted shells, pillow covers in tones of blue, and bright-hued window panels to welcome the breeze? www.interaksyon.com

Nearby, water-lillies of multi-hued profusion grace the serene water of the padi-fields. en.wikipedia.org

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hue [hjuː] N no pl (shade)

heed [hiːd] N

I . hundred [ˈhʌndrəd] ADJ

II . hundred <-(s)> [ˈhʌndrəd] N

huge [hjuːdʒ] ADJ

I . hush [hʌʃ] N no pl

II . hush [hʌʃ] INTERJ

III . hush [hʌʃ] VB intr

IV . hush [hʌʃ] VB trans

hub [hʌb] N

1. hub (of wheel):

2. hub fig (center):

I . hug <-gg-> [hʌg] VB trans

II . hug [hʌg] N

I . hum <-mm-> [hʌm] VB intr

1. hum bee:

2. hum (sing):

II . hum <-mm-> [hʌm] VB trans

III . hum <-mm-> [hʌm] N

hut [hʌt] N

I . huff [hʌf] VB intr

II . huff [hʌf] N inf

hull [hʌl] N NAUT

hump [hʌmp] N

hung [hʌŋ] VB

hung pt, pp of:

See also hang

I . hang [hæŋ] N no pl

II . hang <hung, hung> [hæŋ] VB intr

1. hang picture:

2. hang (lean over or forward):

3. hang (fit, drape):

III . hang <hung, hung> [hæŋ] VB trans

1. hang (attach):

2. hang (execute):

hunk [hʌŋk] N

1. hunk (piece):

2. hunk inf (man):

I . hunt [hʌnt] VB intr, trans

II . hunt [hʌnt] N (chase)

hurl [hɜːrl, Brit hɜːl] VB trans

I . hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] VB intr

II . hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] VB trans

1. hurt (animal's or person's body):

2. hurt reputation:

III . hurt [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] ADJ (injured)

IV . hurt [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] N no pl

1. hurt (pain):

2. hurt (injury):

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 . 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)

herd [hɜːrd, Brit hɜːd] N + sing/pl vb

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