hatred
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to have a hatred for (of) smb., smth.  
()  -., -.
_Ex:
to stir up hatred  () 
_Ex:
to incur smb.'s hatred  -.  ( )
_Ex:
she is full of hatred for them    

hatshop
1>  
2>   

hatstand
1>   (   )

hatted
1>  
_Ex:
she came in hatted and gloved      

hatter
1>  
2>  
3>  
4> _. _.    (. . 
)
_Id:
(as) mad as a hatter , ; 
5> _. , 
6> _. , 

hattery
1> ,   ()
2>    
3>   

Hatti
1> _.  (   )

hatti-sherif
1> _.      

Hattian
1> _. 
2> _. 

hatting
1>  ,  
2>   
3>     

hattock
1> , 

haubergeon
1>  , 

hauberk
1> _. 

haugh
1> _.   (  )

haught
1> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
haught smile  
_Ex:
haught speech  
_Ex:
to seem haught in one's appearance  
 
2> ; 

haughtily
1> , ; , 

haughtiness
1> , ; 

haughty
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
haughty smile  
_Ex:
haughty speech  
_Ex:
to seem haughty in one's appearance  
 
2> ; 

haul
1> ,  (,   
  ); 
2> _. ,  (); 
_Ex:
at one haul   ;   
3> 
_Ex:
a good haul of sardines   
4> ; 
_Ex:
to make (to get) a good haul  , 
 
_Ex:
he has such a fine haul of prizes   () 

5> , ; , 
6> , ; ;  
_Ex:
a haul of ten miles    
_Ex:
long haul  ;  ; 
 
_Ex:
there's still a long haul ahead ( )  
()
_Ex:
in the long haul he'll regret it      

_Ex:
short haul  ;  ; 
 ; _.     ( 
,   . .)
_Ex:
for the short haul, that'll be enough  - (
,  )   
7> 
_Ex:
a haul of fruit  
_Ex:
heavy hauls  
8> _. 
9> _. 
10> , ; 
_Ex:
to haul timber (logs)  
_Ex:
to haul at (upon) a rope  
_Ex:
to haul pilchards  
11> 
12> , ; , 
13>  
14>  (   . .);  (. haul up)
_Ex:
he was hauled before the judge   ()  
15> _. , 
_Ex:
they finally hauled into the tavern    
  
16> _.   ()
_Ex:
the ship hauled southward    
17> _.   ( ;    
  ; . haul around)
_Ex:
the wind hauled (atound) to the east   
18>       (. haul off)
_Ex:
to haul (to (upon)) the wind   
19>  -;   ; 
,  ( -.); 
20> _. 
_Id:
to haul smb. over the coals (for smth.) 
-. ,   ( -.);  ,
 

haul around
1> _. ,  ()

haul away
1> 
_Ex:
to haul away on the rope  

haul down
1> , 
_Ex:
to haul down a flag  
2>  ()
_Id:
to haul down one's flag (colours) 

haul in
1> ;  (,   . .)
2> _. (with)  ( -.)
3> _.   
_Id:
to haul in one's horns  
_Id:
you'd better haul in your horns a little   
 

haul off
1> , 
2> _.  ( -.);    
_Ex:
he hauled off and struck him a blow    
;      
3> _.   , 

haul up
1> 
2> _.   
3> _.   
4> 
5> 
_Ex:
he hauled them up sharply for their neglect   
  

haulabout
1> _.  

haulage
1> ; 
2> ; 
3>  , ;   ,

4> _. 
_Ex:
man haulage  
_Ex:
haulage man 

haulageway
1> _.  

haulaway
1>    

hauler
1> 
2> _. 
3> , 
4>   (.   )
5>    
6>  

haulier
1> 

hauling
1> ; ; 
2> _. 

hauling capacity
1> _.  

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

haulmy
1>  ;  

haulyard
1> _. , 
2> _.      

haunch
1> , 
_Ex:
to squat (to sit) on one's haunches   
( );  ( )
2>  
_Ex:
to pull a horse up on its haunches, to throw a horse on its
haunches  
3>   (,  )
_Ex:
a haunch of venison  
4> _.  ; , 
5> ,    

haunch bone
1> _.  
2> _.  

haunt
1>  ,  
_Ex:
his favourite haunt ,      
2> , , 
_Ex:
a haunt of fashion   , 
,    . .
3> _.   (-. )
4>     ,   . .
5> 
6> _. ,  
7> _. 
8> _. , 
9>  ,  (-. ),  
(-.,  -.)
_Ex:
to haunt smb.'s house    -. , 
  -.
_Ex:
to haunt bad company    
_Ex:
the house is haunted by artists    

10> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
phantoms seem to haunt those gloomy streets , 
    
_Ex:
to haunt in (about) a place   -. ,
   (  )
11>    ( -.),      (
-.), 
12> , ; ,    (
  . .)
_Ex:
remorse haunts him continually    
 
_Ex:
old memories haunt his mind     
 
_Ex:
the tune haunts me       
 
_Ex:
he was haunt by doubt    

haunted
1>  ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
haunted house ,  ;   
2> ,  (, ,   . .)
_Ex:
haunted look  
_Ex:
haunted eyes  

haunter
1>  , 
2> 
3>  ; ,   -. 
. .

haunting
1>  
2>  
3> ,   ,  ( ,
  . .)

Hausa
1>  (   )
2>  

hausen
1> _.  (Huso huso)

Hausfrau
1> _.  , . 
2> _. ,    ; ""

haustella
1> _pl.  haustellum

haustellate
1> _.   

haustellum
1> _.  

haustoria
1> _pl.  haustorium

haustorium
1> _. 

haut
1> _. 

haut monde
1> _.  _.  

haut ton
1> _.  , ;  

haut-gout
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. _.  

haut-pas
1> _. _.  ( ,   . .)

haut-relief
1> _. 

hautbois
1> 
2>   (Fragaria maschata; . hautbois
strawberry)

hautboy
1> 
2>   (Fragaria maschata; . hautboy
strawberry)

hautboyist
1> 

haute couture
1> _.   
2> _.    (  
 )
3> _.   (. )

haute cuisine
1> _.  ;   

haute ecole
1> _.    
2> _.  ()

hauteur
1> _. , 

hauyne
1> _. 

hauynite
1> _. 

Havana
1>  ;    
2>  

Havanan
1> 
2>  . . . 

Havanese
1> 
2>  . . . 

have
1> 
_Ex:
the haves and have-nots   ;   
(, , )
2> _. , 
3> 
_Ex:
he has (got) a family   9) 
_Ex:
I have many books    
_Ex:
all I have ,    
_Ex:
to have shares in a company   
-. 
_Ex:
has the house a garden?    ()  ?
_Ex:
the door has no key to it     
_Ex:
the bag had no name on it      ()
 
_Ex:
have you time to come with me?     ()
  ?
_Ex:
do you have much time for reading?    
  ?
_Ex:
I have no words to express...     ,
 ...
_Ex:
I have nothing to do    ( )
_Ex:
there was no work to be had    
_Ex:
I had my work to do    ()  ;
    
_Ex:
to have smb. on one's side    -. 
_Ex:
she has the law on her side    
_Ex:
to have and to hold _.     
(    )
4> , 
_Ex:
to have much in common with smb.     -.
_Ex:
he has blue eyes    
_Ex:
he has (got) an ear for music    ()

_Ex:
she had faith in him    ( )
_Ex:
these strawberries have a beautiful flavour   
 
_Ex:
he has a sense of humour     
5>  ;      

_Ex:
the book has 300 pages    300 
_Ex:
May has 31 days   31 
_Ex:
the house has three storeys     
6> 
_Ex:
to have one's wish  
_Ex:
he had a letter   
_Ex:
they had no news of him      ,
     
_Ex:
let me have your order as soon as possible   
   
_Ex:
he has had a rough lesson    
_Ex:
you have my sympathy   
_Ex:
you have my apologies ()  ()  
7> 
_Ex:
it is to be had at the chemist's    ()
 
_Ex:
you may have it for five pounds    ()
   
_Ex:
I'll let you have it for five pounds   ()
   
_Ex:
which book will you have?     ()?
8> 
_Ex:
they had it from your neighbour    (
  )   
_Ex:
he had it on good authority      

_Ex:
he wants to have your name     
9> 
_Ex:
he was determined to have an answer    
_Ex:
there is nothing to be had here    
( )
10> 
_Ex:
he has ten thousand pounds a year   ()
   ()  
11> ; 
_Ex:
he had the river on his left     
_Ex:
you have a fireplace on your right    
_Ex:
the committee has a report before it  

12> , 
_Ex:
we had an earthquake last month     
 
_Ex:
we have had much rain this year      
 
13> ; 
_Ex:
he has small Latin and less Greek     
  
14> _. , ;  
_Ex:
I have it!  ()!
_Ex:
now I have your idea     
_Ex:
you have me?   ?;  ?
15>     
_Ex:
if she will have him      
_Ex:
and now he won't have her        
16>  (-.     . .)
_Ex:
to have smb. (in) to dinner  -. ( )
 
_Ex:
yesterday he had two visitors      
_Ex:
we don't have many visitors     
_Ex:
we are having them down for the weekend (over the Sunday)
     (   )
_Ex:
we would rather stay with you, if you will have us  
   ,    ( )
17> ,  ( ,    . .)
_Ex:
would you like to have such a man for a friend?   
 ()    ?
18> _. ,  ,  (. have it)
_Ex:
mind he doesn't have you! ,     !
_Ex:
he had you completely in the first round    
  
_Ex:
he had you there -    
_Ex:
that's where I shall have him!     !, -
  !, -   !
_Ex:
the "ayes" have it  ""   
19> _. , , 
_Ex:
I'm afraid you have been had ,    ()
_Ex:
I'm not to be had   
20> _. 
_Ex:
to have a woman  
21>  ()
_Ex:
he wants to have a pleasant evening   
 
_Ex:
I've had a real good time    
_Ex:
have a good time (some fun)!    (
 )!
_Ex:
they have had a somewhat agitating day    
  ,        
_Ex:
she has had a bad night      ; 
  
22>  (  . .); , 
_Ex:
I have dinner at three     ()
_Ex:
do you have tea or coffee for breakfast?   
   ?
_Ex:
what will you have?     ()?
_Ex:
will you have another cup of tea?     
 ?
_Ex:
have some more sauce   
_Ex:
what can you let me have?     ?, 
    ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
I'll have ice cream and coffee , , 
  (  )
_Ex:
let me have some more meat    
_Ex:
have a cigar?  ?
23> ;  ();  ()
_Ex:
she's going to have a baby    
_Ex:
she had the baby in April    
_Ex:
he had had two children by her      
_Ex:
the dog had four puppies    
24>  (-.     . .)
_Ex:
she had him in her power      
25>  (  . .)
_Ex:
she had an odd experience    ()
 
_Ex:
they had quite an adventure     
_Ex:
she has a lot of trouble    
_Ex:
he didn't have any trouble in finding the book  
  () 
26> ,  ();  ()
_Ex:
she has a headache    
_Ex:
he has measles   ,   
_Ex:
she has a bad cold (in the head)    
27> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to have pity for smb.    -.
_Ex:
he has patience with children    
_Ex:
he has indulgence for mistakes    
_Ex:
if you had any real affection      

_Ex:
have no doubt   
_Ex:
have no fear!  !,  !
_Ex:
has she really the cheek to ask for more money?  
     ?
_Ex:
please have the goodness (kindness) to ring him up 
 ,  
_Ex:
he had the kindness to assent...   ...,
   ,  ...
28>   (,   . .)
_Ex:
he has (got) authority   
_Ex:
he has charge of...   ...;   
...
_Ex:
to have responsibility for smth.   
-.;    -.
29>  ( -. );  ()
_Ex:
this policy had the desired effect    
 
30>  (, ,   . .)
_Ex:
have you any idea where he lives?    , 
 ?
_Ex:
I have no idea where he may be at present    
  ( ),     
_Ex:
he has an opinion  ...
_Ex:
to have smb. (to) do (doing) smth.  -. 
-.;    ,  -.  -.
_Ex:
I will have him come    ,   
(),   
_Ex:
we ought to have the doctor examine her   
  
_Ex:
she had us all quessing what her next move would be  
 ,    (  ) 
_Ex:
I would have you to know...      
...,   ,   ...
_Ex:
will you have me to help you?  ,    ?
_Ex:
to have smth. done ( ,  
   -. ) , 
 -.  ;
( ,     
-. )  -. 
_Ex:
he had his hair cut  
_Ex:
we have had our photos taken  
_Ex:
he had a tooth taken out   
_Ex:
the town council has had ten houses built  
  
_Ex:
I have had my money stolen    
_Ex:
he had his leg broken    
_Ex:
I never had my word doubted      
_Ex:
we had a note handed to us   
_Ex:
three houses had their windows shattered   
 () 
_Ex:
to have smth.      
   ,  -.  -
 -;    
_Ex:
to have smb. up  -.  ()
_Ex:
let's have her down    ()  
_Ex:
I'll have everything ready     
_Ex:
she had a tooth out   
_Ex:
can we have our ball back, please?  , ,

_Ex:
he had his eyes open     
_Ex:
he had his hands full     
_Ex:
to have to do with smb., smth.    -.,
-.
_Ex:
this has nothing to do with you     
 ;   ()  
_Ex:
I advise you to have nothing to do with that man  
       
_Ex:
to have smth. about (on) one  -.  ,  
_Ex:
he hadn't any money about (on) him      
( ) 
_Ex:
have you the time on you?      ?
_Ex:
to have smth. against smb.  -.  -.
_Ex:
what have you against it?     ?
_Ex:
I have nothing against it      
_Ex:
to have smth. on smb.   -. -. , 
_Ex:
he has (got) nothing on me       ;
      
_Ex:
to have smb., smth. on smb.  -., -. 
-.; 
_Ex:
to have the law on smb.     -.
_Ex:
to have at smb. ,   -.
_Ex:
(let us) have at him   ( )!
_Ex:
to have a go (a shy, a shot, a bash, a stab) at smth.,
smb.   ( -.);  -.,
    -.,  -.
_Ex:
one had better (best) do smth.    (,  
. .)  -.,   ( ,    . .) ...
_Ex:
you had better ask him about it    () 
  
_Ex:
you'd better go home and rest      
_Ex:
you had best go at once     
_Ex:
you had better say it at once   ,  
   
_Ex:
one had rather do smth. than...  (,   . .) 
  -., ...
_Ex:
I had rather do it myself      ,
     
_Ex:
I'd rather not go     
_Ex:
one had as soon (_. as lief) do smth.  (,   . .) 
   -.
_Ex:
I had as soon start at once     

_Ex:
one won't (can't) have smth. (done)   -.,
  -.
_Ex:
I won't have such conduct     
_Ex:
I cannot have it in my house      
 
_Ex:
let us have no nonsense!   !
_Ex:
one won't (can't) have smb. do (doing) smth.  
-.  -.
_Ex:
I won't have you say (saying) such things   ,
    
_Ex:
to have it that... , , ...; 
_Ex:
the newspapers have it that...  , ...
_Ex:
he willhave it that...   (  ), ...
_Ex:
rumour has it that...  , ...
_Ex:
as Shakespeare has it   
31>      

_Ex:
one has to do smth.  (,   . .)   -.
_Ex:
she has to keep the house    
_Ex:
he has (got) to help us    ,  
 
_Ex:
you will have to wait a moment    
_Ex:
the money has to be paid    
( ,   )
_Ex:
they had to suspend payment    
_Ex:
you don't have to get so excited    
_Ex:
you don't have to apologize   , 
  
32>       
  ,  

_Ex:
to have a swim 
_Ex:
to have a look 
_Ex:
let me have a look   
_Ex:
to have a fall 
_Ex:
to have a bath  
_Ex:
to have a game  
_Ex:
to have a word with smb.   -.
33>  ,    

_Ex:
he has read this book   ()  
_Ex:
how long have they known each other?    
(  )?
_Ex:
by spring we shall have finished it     
_Ex:
you ought to have done it   ()
 
_Ex:
it's silly not to have gone after having accepted the
invitation    ,    
_Ex:
you haven't swept the room. - I have!    . -
, !
_Ex:
he hasn't been to England before, has he?  () 
()    ,   ?
_Ex:
you've forgotten your gloves. - So I have!  
. - !
34> _-. ( )
_Ex:
well, you have grown!   !,     !
_Ex:
had I seen him?!    ?!,   ,   !
_Ex:
she has frequently dreamt about the past, has Joan! 
,     
35> (  )
_Ex:
had one...    (,   . .)
_Ex:
had they searched more closely, they would have found what
they wanted     (-),  
 ,    
36>  ,   
_-.      
_Ex:
she had a good time, had Mary!     
!
_Ex:
he had a sister, hadn't he?     , 
 ?
_Id:
to have it  ,  
_Id:
I've had it! Let's stop and rest ,   ! 

_Id:
he decided that he had it and quit the stage  ,
    (),    
_Id:
let him have it!  !,   !;  
,     !
_Id:
to let smb. have it in the face  -.  
_Id:
to have had it   
_Id:
he has had it    ();   ;
  
_Id:
to have it away (off)with smb. _.   
 -., ""
_Id:
have it your own way  ()   ( )
_Id:
and there you have...   ...
_Id:
there you have the man    ,  
 
_Id:
have done! !, !
_Id:
and what have you   ,     
_Id:
pens, pencils and what have you ,    
 (  )
_Id:
he had one on me    ()

have in
1>   (-.  )
_Ex:
have we got enough sugar in?    ?
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
I had the doctor in   ()  ( )
_Ex:
we must have the plumber in   
3>   , 
_Ex:
we are having some friends in for coffee   
  
_Id:
to have it in for smb.    -.; ,
  -.

have off
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the boy had the teacher off to perfection  
 
2>  
_Ex:
I have (got) the whole poem off already    


have on
1>   ( -.)
_Ex:
had she a hat on?    ?,     ?
2> _.   -.
_Ex:
have you anything on this evening?    -
   ?
_Ex:
this evening I have (got) a lecture on    
3> , 
_Ex:
he was having you on   ,   
() 
4>  ,  (-.)
_Ex:
while I have the iron on I'll just finish those handkerchiefs
  ,     

have out
1> , 
_Ex:
we'll have the slinter out in a minute   
 
_Ex:
I shall have to have this tooth out    
2>  , -.   . . (. have
it out)
_Ex:
let's have it (the whole thing) out!  
!
_Ex:
I must have it out with him      
   
3>   (-.)
_Ex:
let him have his sleep out   ,  
4>  (-.  ,   . .)
_Ex:
I'd like to have you out for dinner    
 - 

have up
1>  (-. ,  ,    ..)
_Ex:
we had the whole family up to our home in London  
     
2> _.   ,  
_Ex:
she says she'll have him up  ,    
 

have-not
1> ; 

have-on
1> _. , 
2> _. 

haveless
1> _. ; 
2> _. , 

havelock
1> _. _.    ( )

haven
1> 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
haven of refuge  ;  
_Ex:
haven for smugglers   
3>    

haven't
1> _. _.  have not

haver
1> _. ; 
2> _. 
3> . _pl. _.  ; ; 
4> _.  , 

haverel
1> _. ; 

haversack
1> -,    (  
 )

havildar
1> _. _. , -  
(  )

having
1> , 
2> . _pl. _. , ; 
3>  _pl. _. ; 
4> _. , , 

havior
1> _. _. ; _pl. 

havoc
1> , , 
_Ex:
to make (to create, to cause) dreadful (fearful) havoc
  
_Ex:
to spread havoc among the enemy     
_Ex:
to make havoc of, to play (to wreak) havoc with (among)
, ;   ()
_Ex:
the wind played havoc with the papers on the desk 
    
_Ex:
to cry havoc _.    ; 
;  -.,  ;  ,
  
2> _. , 
3> _.    

havocked
1> _p.  _p-p.  havoc

havocking
1> _pres-p.  havoc

haw
1>  
2>  (Crataegus gen.)
3> _. ; ;  , 
4>   ( )
5>   
6>   ( )
7> ! ( ,    
)
8> ;  ; 
_Ex:
don't hum (hem) and haw!   ()!
9> -, -,  ( )

haw-haw
1>  ; 
2> , 
3> -, -!
4> -- ( )

Hawaiian
1> ; ;     
2>   (   )
3> ,    
_Ex:
Hawaiian guitar  

hawbuck
1>  , 

hawfinch
1> _.   (Coccothraustes coccothraustes)

hawk
1>  , ,   . .
2> _.  (Falco)
3> 
4> , 
5> _. "";   
_Ex:
doves and hawks ""  ""
_Id:
hawk will not pick hawk's eyes out    

_Id:
to have eyes like a hawk    ( )
_Id:
to know a hawk from a handsaw (hernsew)  
  
6>     
7>     (  );  
( )
_Ex:
birds hawk insects in the air     
8>  ,  , 
( -.)
_Ex:
to hawk at smb.   -.,   -.
9>  ( )
10> , 
11> , 
12> , 
13>  ;    ( 
 )
_Ex:
to hawk fruit   
14> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to hawk news about  
_Ex:
to hawk (one's) praises  

hawk eagle
1> _.  (Spizaetus  .)

hawk owl
1> _.   (Surnia ulula)

hawk's-beard
1> _.  (Crepis)

hawk's-eye
1>   ( )

hawk-boy
1>  

