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I.host¹ [Am hoʊst, Brit həʊst] N

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1.1. host (person dispensing hospitality):

host

anfitrión m / anfitriona f

I'm playing host to a group of exchange students tonight

esta noche recibo a un grupo de estudiantes extranjeros

Barcelona played host to the Olympic Games

Barcelona fue la sede de las Olimpíadas

the host for this year's tennis tournament will be Danvers High School attr country/government

1.2. host:

host RADIO, TV

presentador m / presentadora f

2.1. host (of parasite):

host

host animal/organism

animal/organismo huésped or receptor

2.2. host (of transplant) MED:

host

receptor m / receptora f

II.host¹ [Am hoʊst, Brit həʊst] VB trans

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2. host:

host RADIO, TV show/game/quiz

3. host party/function:

host

host² [Am hoʊst, Brit həʊst] N

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2. host (army):

host liter

Lord of Hosts

Señor m de los Ejércitos

host³ [Am hoʊst, Brit həʊst] N

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intermediate host N ZOOL

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intermediate host

huésped m intermediario

Translations for Hosts in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

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I.host¹ [həʊst, Am hoʊst] N

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1. host (person who receives guests):

host

anfitrión(-ona) m (f)

2. host (presenter):

host

presentador(a) m (f)

3. host BIOL:

host

4. host COMPUT:

host

II.host¹ [həʊst, Am hoʊst] VB trans

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2. host (programme):

host

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host

a whole host of reasons

host country <-ies> N

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host country

país m anfitrión

Host [həʊst, Am hoʊst] N REL

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a whole host of reasons

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Athlete hosts have been hit-or-miss for the show. theprovince.com

Her diffident politeness does not endear her to her hosts and makes it easy for them not to integrate her into the family. en.wikipedia.org

With resources shredded by the early wickets, the hosts limped to their port like a round-the-world yacht under jury-rig. www.nzherald.co.nz

The theatre still hosts in the winter season works, ballets and concerts. en.wikipedia.org

The college also hosts a guesthouse and one administration building including computer labs, conference rooms and a self-learning centre. en.wikipedia.org

The procession of berikas accompanied by sounds of bagpipes (stviri) move door-to-door to pick wine, honey, floor, meat and other victuals served by hosts. en.wikipedia.org

Throughout the year, the area hosts small festivals in town or in the surrounding area, including a summer festival and harvest festival. en.wikipedia.org

It also hosts the largest county fair attendance in the state, with average attendance now at 125,000 annually. en.wikipedia.org

To elucidate the same, the college hosts cultural day every year to showcase their artistic skills and co-curricular talents. en.wikipedia.org

It frees up some revenue opportunities and gives our show hosts a little more breathing room. en.wikipedia.org

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