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hospitable /hɒˈspɪtəbl; ˈhɒspɪtəbl; US; / adj. (used about a person) friendly and kind to visitors ▶ gościnny

Zwróć uwagę na różnicę między zdaniami My brother works in the local hospital., He went to the hospital to visit Jane. i He’s very ill in hospital.,

2 a person who introduces a TV or radio show and talks to the guests a game show host ▶ gospod-arz/yni programu 3a host of sth a large number of people or things I’ve got a whole host of things I want to discuss with him. ▶ chmara mnóstwo

The hijackers say they will hold the passengers hostage until their demands are met. ▶ zakładni-k/czka

2 a building where people who have no home can stay for a short time a hostel for the homeless ▶ schronisko (np. dla bezdomnych) przytułek dom noclegowy

2 a woman who introduces a TV or radio show and talks to the guests ▶ gospodyni programu prowadząca program

2(hostilities) [pl.] fighting in a war Negotiations have led to an end to hostilities. ▶ działania wojenne

2 (used about food) causing a burning feeling in your mouth hot curry ▶ palący When things got too hot (gdy sprawy przybrały zbyt ostry obrót) most journalists left the area. ▶ skomplikowany

2 closely and with determination The dog ran off, hotly pursued by its owner. ▶ gorączkowo blisko

2 a place where there is a lot of activity or entertainment ▶ lokal rozrywkowy

hound2 /haʊnd; US / verb [transitive] to follow and disturb sb Many famous people complain of being hounded by the press. ▶ tropić

a period of about an hour when sth particular happens I’m going shopping in my lunch hour. The traffic is very bad in the rush hour (w godzinie szczytu). ▶ godzina

□ hourly adv. Trains run hourly. This medicine must be taken hourly. ▶ co godzina

We’ve only just moved into our new house and it doesn’t feel like home yet.

all the people who live in one house Don’t shout. You’ll wake the whole house up (zbudzisz cały dom). ▶ wszyscy ludzie w domu 3 a building that is used for a particular purpose a warehouse a public house pub ▶ budynek konkretnego przeznaczeni

household adj. [only before a noun] household expenses ▶ związany z gospodarstwem domowym

Używa się tylko o kobiecie zamężnej. Odpowiednik męski: house husband.

Uwaga! Słowo oznaczające pracę domową zadaną uczniom przez nauczyciela to homework.

2 (used about a person) to wait near sb/sth He hovered nervously outside the office. ▶ kręcić się (koło kogoś/czegoś) krążyć

How używa się tylko w pytaniach o czyjeś zdrowie. Kiedy pytanie dotyczy czyjegoś charakteru lub wyglądu, stosuje się what... like?: What is your mother like? Jaka jest twoja mama?

(used when you are asking about sb’s health or feelings) ‘ How is your mother?’ ‘ She’s much better, thank you.’ How are you feeling today? How do you feel about your son joining the army?

in whatever way However I sat I couldn’t get comfortable. You can dress however you like. ▶ jakkolwiek

□ howl noun [countable] The Prime Minister’s statement met with howls of protest. Oświadczenie premiera zostało przyjęte głośnymi protestami. ▶ wycie ryk

2 to make your body as small as possible because you are cold or frightened She huddled up in her sleeping bag and tried to get some sleep. ▶ kulić się zwijać się w kłębek

2 to hold sth close to your body She hugged the parcel to her chest as she ran. ▶ przyciskać 3 (used about a ship, car, road, etc.) to stay close to sth to hug the coast ▶ (blisko) trzymać się (czegoś)

□ hugely /; US / adv. hugely successful/popular/expensive ▶ ogromnie

I’m not surprised she’s crying – she’s only human (jest tylko człowiekiem)! ▶ ludzki człowieczy □ humanly /; US / adv. They did all that was humanly possible (w ludzkiej mocy) to rescue him. ▶ po ludzku

□ humanely /; US / adv. ▶ humanitarnie po ludzku

□ humanistic /ˌhju: məˈnɪstɪk; US / adj. humanistic ideals ▶ humanistyczny

2 the quality of being kind and understanding The prisoners were treated with humanity (po ludzku). ▶ humanitarność dobroć

2 not special or important She comes from a humble background. Pochodzi z prostej rodziny. ▶ skromny

□ humiliating /; US / adj. a humiliating defeat ▶ upokarzający —humiliation /hju:ˌmɪliˈeɪʃn; US / noun [countable, uncountable] ▶ upokorzenie

□ humorously /; US / adv. ▶ śmiesznie zabawnie komicznie humorystycznie

A practical joke is sth you do to make a person look silly. Comedians tell jokes and may use satire to make fun of people such as politicians.

2 being able to see when sth is funny and to laugh at things I can’t stand people with no sense of humour. ▶ poczucie humoru 3(-humoured) (US -humored) [in compounds] having or showing a particular mood good-humoured dobroduszny ▶ (określa nastrój

He hunched his shoulders as he walked out into the snow. They sat there hunched up with the cold (skuleni z zimna). ▶ garbić się

Zwróć uwagę, że używając liczb, np. 420, stawia się spójnik and po słowie hundred: four hundred and twenty.

2[uncountable] the feeling caused by a need to eat Hunger is one reason why babies cry. ▶ głód

hunger2 /ˈhʌŋɡə(r); US / verb  PHRASAL VERB  hunger for/after sth (formal) to have a strong desire for sth ▶ bardzo czegoś pragnąć być spragnionym czegoś pożądać

2hungry for sth wanting sth very much I’m hungry for some excitement tonight. ▶ spragniony □ hungrily /; US / adv. ▶ pożądliwie chciwie  IDIOMS  go hungry to not have any food ▶ głodować

2 to chase wild animals or birds in order to catch or kill them for food, sport or to make money Owls hunt at night. Are tigers still being hunted in India? ▶ polować Często używa się wyrażenia go hunting, które oznacza, że ktoś spędza czas polując.

hunt sth down/out to search for sth until you find it We hunted down their phone number and gave them a call. I hunted out my old school photos to show Mary. ▶ odszukać coś