haruspication
1> _-.  (  )

haruspicy
1>  (  )

harvest
1> ;  ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
wheat harvest  
2> 
_Ex:
wheat harvest  
_Ex:
an ample (abundant, rich, bounteous) harvest 
() 
_Ex:
a bumper harvest  
_Ex:
a poor (scanty) harvest  () 
_Ex:
harvest of the sea _. 
_Ex:
to reap the harvest ,  
_Ex:
to gather (to get in) the harvest  
_Ex:
the harvest is ripe  
3> , 
_Ex:
to reap the harvest of one's labour   

4>   , ; ;  
(. harvest time)
5>  ;  (); 
_Ex:
to harvest wheat  
6>  ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
to harvest the fruit of one's evil acts  
  
7> _-. _.  ()

harvest festival
1>  

harvest fish
1> _.  (Perpilus)
2> _.  (Poronotus triacanthus)

harvest fly
1> _.   (Tibicen)

harvest home
1>  ,   
2>    ,  

harvest index
1> _-.       


harvest moon
1> ,     

harvest twine
1> _-.  

harvest-field
1> ,    

harvest-work
1>  , 

harvester
1> 
2>  
3> _-.  ; 

harvester ant
1> _. - (Pogonomyrmex)

harvester-stacker
1> _-. 

harvester-thresher
1> _-.  ; ; 

harvesting
1> ,  

harvestman
1>      
2> _.  (Phalangida)

has
1> 3- . ..   . have

has-been
1> _. ,   ,  
. .; ""
_Ex:
she is one of the has-beens     
2> _.  
3> -. ,  , , 
_Id:
it is better to be a has-been than a never-was
_. _.     -,    

hash
1>      (.  
  . .)  ;  
_Ex:
a hash of rabbits       
2> _. ,  
3>     , 
 
_Ex:
a well-done hash of his own words  
  
4>    
5> _. , 
6> _. , 
_Ex:
the play is a mere hash of old dramatic lumber  
-     
_Ex:
to make a hash of a job  () 
7> _.  , 
8> _.  ; 
_Id:
to settle (to fix) smb.'s hash _. 
-. ,  -.;  ()
 -.; ,  -.
9> ,  ()
10> _. ;  (-.; . hash up)
11> _. _.   (; . hash over,
hash out)
_Ex:
they hashed the question interminably    
(, )  
_Ex:
we hashed the plan over      
12> _. ; 

hash house
1> _. _.  , , 

hash mark
1> _. _. _. () 

hash-slinger
1> _. _. ; 
2> _. _.   
3> _. _.   

hash-up
1> _. , ;  ( 
 -.    )
2> _. , 

hasheesh
1> _. 

hasher
1> 
2> _. _. ; 

hashhead
1> _. _. 

hashing
1> _. ,  (   )

hashish
1> _. 

haslet
1>  (. ); 
2>  

hasn't
1> _. _.  has not

hasp
1> , ; 
2>  (  . .)
3> _. ; 
4> ;  , 
5> 
6> _.  (-.),   

hassle
1> _. , , 
2> _. , 
3> _. , ; 
_Ex:
it's a real hassle to get this child to eat   ,
   
4> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
we were hassled by officials     
5> , 

hassock
1>  (   )
2>  ,  
3> _.  ; 

hast
1> _. 2- . ..   . have

hastate
1> _. ,   

haste
1> , ; 
_Ex:
in haste ; , ; ,   
_Ex:
to be in haste  
_Ex:
to be in no haste to do smth.    -.;
  -.
_Ex:
to do smth. in haste  -.   ()
_Ex:
to run off in (great) haste  ,  
_Ex:
make haste! !, !, !
_Ex:
he made haste to help her     
_Ex:
bring the doctor in haste   
_Ex:
the matter requires haste    
2> 
_Ex:
in haste 
_Ex:
to act in haste  
_Id:
(the) more haste, (the) less speed _.   -
 
_Id:
to make more haste than good speed, fool's haste is no speed,
haste makes waste _.  -  
3> _. , 

hasteful
1> _. , ; , 

hasteless
1> ; ; 

hasten
1> , 
_Ex:
to hasten away  
_Ex:
to hasten into the house    
_Ex:
I hasten to say ()  (  ) 
2> , 
_Ex:
the mother hastened the children to school  
  
3> 
_Ex:
to hasten one's departure  
_Ex:
to hasten the growth of plants   
_Ex:
to hasten the climax  () 
_Ex:
to hasten dinner      
_Ex:
to hasten the coming of peace  
 

hastif
1> _.  (   . .)

hastiform
1>   

hastile
1> _. ,   

hastily
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
hastily summoned  
_Ex:
to dress hastily  () 
_Ex:
to seize smth. hastily   -.
2> , 
_Ex:
to judge hastily of smb., smth.    
-., -.
3> ; ,  

hastiness
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
to have too much hastiness in one's temper  


hastings
1> _pl. _.      

hastive
1> _.  (   . .)

hasty
1> , 
_Ex:
hasty departure  
_Ex:
hasty preparations  () 
_Ex:
a hasty note   
2> 
_Ex:
hasty glance  
_Ex:
hasty sketch     ( )
_Ex:
he is a hasty reader      
_Ex:
hasty crossing _.   
_Ex:
hasty defense _.   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
hasty decision  (, )

_Ex:
to jump to a hasty conclusion   
4> , ; ; 
_Ex:
hasty temper (disposition)   ()
_Ex:
he regretted his hasty words  ,    
_Ex:
I've been too hasty   
5> , 
_Ex:
hasty growth  
6> _.  (   . .)
7> _. , 
_Ex:
he was hasty to depart      

hasty pudding
1>   

hat
1> ; 
_Ex:
a high (tall, top, silk, chimney-pot, stove-pipe) hat 
_Ex:
cocked (three-cornered) hat 
_Ex:
felt hat  
_Ex:
a hat for women  
_Ex:
fur hat  
_Ex:
opera hat  , 
_Ex:
to put one's hat straight   ()
_Ex:
to toss (to throw up) hats   ( 
, )
_Ex:
to wave one's hat  
_Ex:
to lift (to raise, to touch) one's hat to smb. 
, ()  -.
_Ex:
hats off!  !;  !
_Ex:
hat off to him    
_Ex:
off with your hat!  !
2>   (. red hat, cardinal's hat)
3>  
_Ex:
to receive the cardinal's (the red) hat  
,    
4> _.  ;    ; 
_Id:
a bad hat , 
_Id:
an old hat   ;   
_Id:
to take off one's hat to smb.  -., 
( )  -.
_Id:
hat in hand 
_Id:
to send (to pass) round the hat, to go round with the hat
   ,  
_Id:
his hat covers his family    
_Id:
to put the hat on my misery     
_Id:
to have smth. (a good deal) under one's hat  ()
 
_Id:
to be lame under the hat   , 

_Id:
to keep smth. under one's hat  -.  ;
  -.
_Id:
to throw (to toss) one's hat in(to) the ring  ;
     
_Id:
to hung up one's hat    -.; 
  ; _. 
_Id:
to hang one's hat on smth. _.  ()
 -.
_Id:
to wear two hats   ;   
_Id:
to talk through one's hat  ,  ; 
_Id:
hold on to your hat ,    
_Id:
as black as my hat  
_Id:
my hat!   !,  !,  !,   !
5>  
6>   

hat guard
1> ,   ,    

hat tree
1>   (   )

hat trick
1>  ,      
(       ) ()
2>  ,    ()
3> _.      . . 
4>    ( ,   . .)
5> _. - ( ,    
 )

hat-block
1> ()  

hat-homage
1>     

hat-money
1> _.    (  
 )
2> _.    )

hatbox
1> ,   

hatch
1> 
_Ex:
transfer hatch  
_Ex:
manhole hatch -
_Ex:
escape (emergency) hatch  
2>   (. hatch cover)
_Ex:
to batten down the hatches _.  
3> _. 
4>  
5>  
6>    
7> ;  
_Id:
under (the) hatches _.  ;  ;  ;
, ;  ,   
 
_Id:
down the hatch (hatches)! _. _. !;  !;
()  !
8>  ; 
9>  ()
10>  ( )
11> 
12>  ();  ()
13>  () 
14>  , 
_Ex:
the heat of the sun hatches turtle's eggs  
     
15> ,  ( )
_Ex:
newly hatched chickens ,   
 
_Ex:
three chicks hatched today    
16>  (   . .)
17> ,   (. hatch up)
_Ex:
to hatch (up) a plot  
18> ; 
_Ex:
a plot is hatching - 
19> 
_Ex:
to hatch a design  
_Ex:
to hatch a hope  
20> ;  (   )
21> 
22> ; 
_Ex:
to hatch certain parts of a picture  

23>  ()
24> _. , 
25> _. 
26> _.  , ; 
27> _. 

hatch house
1> _.   

hatch out
1> ;  ()
2>  ( )
_Ex:
the eggs have already hatched out    
() 

hatchability
1> _-.  ( )

hatchable
1> _-.   ,  ( )

hatchback
1>       
2>      

hatcheck girl
1>  ( ,    . .)

hatcheck room
1> , 

hatched-faced
1>   

hatchel
1> _.    
2> _. , , 
3> _. , , 

hatcheller
1> 

hatcher
1> 
2> _-.  , 
3> ; 

hatchery
1>  , 

hatchet
1> , 
2> 
3>  , ; 
_Id:
to bury the hatchet  ; "  ",
  
_Id:
to dig (to take) up the hatchet  () ;
 
_Id:
to throw (to heave, to sling) the hatchet ,
  

hatchet door
1>   ;  

hatchet face
1>        


hatchet man
1> _. _. () , 
2> _. _. ,    ,
   . .
3> _. _. ,    (
 -.   . .)

hatchetfish
1> _. - (Sternoptyx)

hatching
1> 
2> ; 
3>  ()

hatching house
1> _-. 

hatchling
1>    
2> 

hatchment
1> _.      (
   )

hatchway
1> ;  

hatchwork
1> ,  

hate
1> ; , 
2>  
_Ex:
snakes are her special hate     

_Ex:
he is her pet hate     
3> ;  ,  ;  
_Ex:
to hate hypocrisy  
_Ex:
to hate smth., smb. like poison (like the plague) 
(,   () )  -., -.
_Ex:
I hate myself for consenting ()    
(   ),  
4>   ( -.);   
_Ex:
I hate to hurt his feelings      
 
_Ex:
he hates to be (being) bothered    , 
 
_Ex:
I hate troubling you    (   )
 
_Ex:
I hate you to talk about it   ,   
 

hate sheet
1> ,   . .,  

hateable
1>  , , 

hateful
1> ; , 
_Ex:
hateful lie  (, ) 
_Ex:
hateful crime  
_Ex:
to be hateful to smb.   -.
2>  ; 
_Ex:
hateful glances ,  

hatefully
1> ; , 

hatefulness
1> , 

hatemonger
1> ,    ; 

hateworthy
1> , 

hatful
1>  
_Ex:
a hatful of nuts  ()  
2>  
_Ex:
I mean to earn a hatful of money    
 ()

hath
1> _. 3- . ..   . have

hatha yoga
1> _. -

hathand
1>   ;   

hathpace
1> , , 

hatless
1>  ,   ;   

hatmaker
1>  

hatpeg
1>     

hatpin
1>  

hatrack
1>   
2> _. _.  , 
3> _. _. ,  ( )

