hispanicism
1>  (  ,   
)

hispanicize
1> (. H.) 
_Ex:
foreign words are simply and quickly hispanicized 
       

hispaniolize
1> (. H.) 
_Ex:
foreign words are simply and quickly hispaniolized 
       

hispanism
1> (H.)      (  )
2>  (  ,   
)

Hispanist
1> ,    (
. ) 
2> 

hispano-
1>     ;
     -  -
_Ex:
hispanophil 
_Ex:
Hispano-German -

Hispano-American
1>     
2> (_. H&A) 

Hispano-Moorish
1> _. -

Hispano-Moresque
1> _. -

hispid
1> _. _.     ;


hiss
1> ; 
_Ex:
the hiss of a snake  
_Ex:
the hiss of the gas   () 
2> ;  (  )
_Ex:
the hiss of a crowd from all parts of the audience  
   
3> _.  
4> ; 
_Ex:
to hiss disdain  ()
_Ex:
the snake hissed  
_Ex: "You'll pay fo this", he hissed (out) "  
", -  
5> ;
(); 
_Ex:
to hiss (at) an actor  
_Ex:
the crowd booed and hissed    
6> ,   (  )
7>  (,   . .; . hiss away, hiss
down, hiss off, hiss out)
_Ex:
to hiss an actor off (from) the stage   
 ,  
_Ex:
they hissed down the author when he tried to speak 
  ,     
 
8>     ( )

hissing
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
hissing sound  
_Ex:
hissing gas  ()   
_Ex:
hissing respiration _.  

hissingly
1> ,  

hist
1>  ""
2>  
3> 
4> !

hist-
1>     .   : 

histaminase
1> _. 

histamine
1> _. 

histidine
1> _.  ()

histio-
1>     .   : 

histiology
1> 

histo-
1>     .   : 
_Ex:
histology 
_Ex:
histoplasmosis 
_Ex:
histogenesis  ( )

histoblast
1> _. ,  

histochemistry
1> _. 

histocompatibility
1> _. _.   ( 
 )

histogenesis
1> _. 

histogenetic
1> _. ,  

histogeny
1> _. 

histogram
1> _. ,  ,  

histoincompatibility
1> _. _.  

histologic, histological
1> 

histologist
1> 

histology
1> 

histolysis
1> _. ,  ,  

histopathology
1> 

histophysiology
1> 

historian
1> 

historiated
1>      (  
 , )

historic
1> _. _.  ;  
 ;  
2> ,   
_Ex:
a historic spot  
_Ex:
historic battlefields   
_Ex:
an historic occasion   
_Ex:
he made a historic speech    
3> ,  , 
;   ;   
4> , 
_Ex:
historic infinitive  (, ,
) 
_Ex:
historic present  () 

historical
1> ,  , 
;   ;   
_Ex:
a historical event  () 
_Ex:
the historical method  
_Ex:
historical criticism   
_Ex:
historical character  
_Ex:
historical records (accounts)  
();  
_Ex:
historical linguistics  
_Ex:
a historical novel  
_Ex:
a historical picture  
_Ex:
historical studies  ,  ;
 

historical materialism
1> _.  

historically
1> 

historicism
1> _. 

historicist
1>   (   )
2>   ;   

historicity
1> 

historico-
1>     ;
     -
_Ex:
historico-critical -
_Ex:
historico-geographical -

historiette
1>  ,  

historify
1>   (-.);  ;
  

historiographer
1> 

historiographic, historiographical
1> 

historiography
1> 

historism
1> _. 

history
1>  ( ); 
_Ex:
to make history  () 
_Ex:
history repeats itself  
_Ex:
the history of the case  () 
_Ex:
a woman with a history   
_Ex:
this house has a strange history     
_Ex:
I know the inner history of this affair   
 
2>  (  )
_Ex:
life history  , , 
_Ex:
case-history _.  
_Ex:
regimental history  
_Ex:
it's a matter of history   
_Ex:
it's a question of history   ()
_Ex:
to become history   
3> ,  ;  
_Ex:
ancient history  
_Ex:
the history of architecture  
_Ex:
to major in history   
_Ex:
two hours of history a day     
_Ex:
lectures on history   
_Ex:
history lesson  
4> _. ,   ()
5> _.  
_Id:
that's ancient history   ;   

history-maker
1>  

history-painter
1> ,    , 


history-painting
1> _.  ;    

histrion
1> _. , 
2> _. , , 

histrionic
1> _. 
2> , 
3> , ; 
_Ex:
her heart attacks were as histrionic as her sister's fits
of temper       ,
      

histrionic paralysis
1> _.    

histrionical
1> , 
2> , ; 

histrionically
1> ; 
2> ; 

histrionics
1>  , ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
it is mere histrionics on her part     


histrionism
1>  ,  ;  
2> _. , 

hit
1> , 
_Ex:
a hit with hammer  
_Ex:
a clever hit  
_Ex:
a free hit   ()
2> 
_Ex:
to score a hit  ( )
_Ex:
to register a hit on the target  () 
 
_Ex:
to obtain a hit _.  
_Ex:
hit capability _.   
_Ex:
a hit! ! ()
3> _.     ; 
 ()
4> ; ;  
_Ex:
lucky hit  ,  , 
_Ex:
to get smth. by a lucky hit  -. 
 
_Ex:
a hit that will never come again () , 
  
_Ex:
to be (to make) a (big) hit  () , 
() 
_Ex:
he made a hit with his songs     
_Ex:
the play was a hit    ( )
5> , , ,   ; 
, ;  , , ""
_Ex:
I want to buy hits from operas     
   
6> ; , ,  
_Ex:
to have (to make) a hit at the quacks  
_Ex:
that's a hit at you    
_Ex:
the play contained some clever hits at the fashions of the
day      
7>  (   )
8> _.  
9> _.   
_Id:
hit and miss, hit or miss   ,   ;
 , -, -
10> 
_Ex:
to hit smth. hard   ()  -.
_Ex:
to hit smb. (on the head)  -. ( )
_Ex:
to hit smb. a heavy blow (on the head)  -. 
 ( )
_Ex:
to hit a man when he is down  
_Ex:
to hit the ball over the fence     
_Ex:
to hit fair _.    
_Ex:
to hit below the belt _.    ; 
 ;   (  );
  
_Ex:
a stone hit him, he was hit by a stone   
_Ex:
he didn't know what had hit him   ,   ;
  ,    
11> 
_Ex:
to hit against a wall   
_Ex:
to hit one's head against a pole    
_Ex:
to hit one's foot against (on) a stone  
( )  
_Ex:
to hit a rock _.    ()
_Ex:
the car hit the tree    ( ) 
12>  ( ); , 
_Ex:
to hit a target (the mark, home)   
_Ex:
to be hit by a bullet   
_Ex:
he's hit  
_Ex:
to hit the basket     ()
_Ex:
to hit the wrong note _.   , 
_Ex:
I fired but did not hit it  ,   
_Ex:
he can't hit an elephant    -  
();   
13> , ;   
_Ex:
you don't know whom your sarcasm may hit   , 
    (    )
_Ex:
he is hit in his pride    ()
14>  ;  , 
_Ex:
they were (hard) hit by the famine  ( ())
  
_Ex:
I was hard hit by the news      
_Ex:
the strike has hit several factories  
 
_Ex:
life had never hit her very hard    
  
15> (. on, upon) , , ; 
_Ex:
to hit the right answer   
_Ex:
to hit on a solution   ()
_Ex:
to hit upon a satisfactory explanation 
 
_Ex:
to hit likeness  
_Ex:
to hit the right road (path)    ;
  ;  
_Ex:
to hit the right word   () 
_Ex:
he hit upon an interesting passage in a book  
    
_Ex:
we hit on a small valley      
_Ex:
I hit upon (on) an idea   ( ) 
16>  , ; 
_Ex:
to hit smb.'s taste  -.  
_Ex:
to hit the taste of the public () 
_Ex:
to hit smb.'s fancy  -. , 
-.
_Ex:
how did it hit you?    ?,  
   ?
17> _. _. ,  (-.)
_Ex:
we hit the town at night     
_Ex:
to hit the ground _.  ; _. 
 
_Ex:
to hit the field _. ,  
18> _.  (-. )
_Ex:
to hit the ceiling _.   
_Ex:
prices hit the all-time high   ( )
 
_Ex:
this car can hit 100 mph       100
  
_Ex:
when you hit the middle sixties...    ()
 ...
19> _. _.   ;  (. hit up)
_Ex:
he hit up his father's friends for work   
   
_Ex:
he hit his friend for 100 dollars    
100 
_Id:
to hit the full stride _.   
_Id:
to hit one's stride   ; 
   
_Id:
to hit it _.    
_Id:
to hit the road _.   ,   
_Id:
let's hit the road , 
_Id:
to hit the silk _. _.   
_Id:
to hit it off with smb.   -.
_Id:
we hit it immediately with our new neighbours  
    
_Id:
to hit home   
_Id:
you have hit it (right)    ;    ()
,  ;  
_Id:
to hit the (right) nail on the head  ,
  
_Id:
to hit the eye   
_Id:
to hit the bottle _. ,   
_Id:
to hit the hay, _. to hit the sack _. 

_Id:
to hit the headlines (the papers, the front page) 
,  
_Id:
to hit the roof (the ceiling)   
_Id:
to hit the (one's) books    ( )
_Id:
to hit the high points (spots)   ;
  ( -.);  
( -.);  "  "; _. ;
   

hit back
1> ;  

hit man
1> _.  , . ,  
 ;  ; -

hit off
1>    , ; 
 
_Ex:
to hit smb. off to a T     -.
_Ex:
the book hits off the American temperament with amazing
insight       

2> ; , 
3> ;  ( -.); 
_Ex:
his late arrival hit off perfectly with our plan  
      

hit out
1>  ( -.); ,   
_Ex:
to hit out at injustice and prejudice  
  

hit-and-miss
1> ;   
_Ex:
hit-and-miss gunnery _. _.  ;
    
_Ex:
hit-and-miss fashion  ,  ""

hit-and-run
1>      
2> ,      
    ()
3>        ( )
4>  ,   
_Ex:
hit-and-run fatalities    , 
  
_Ex:
hit-and-run (road) accidents  , 
 
5>   
_Ex:
hit-and-run navy ,    ( 
)
_Ex:
hit-and-run raid _. ,  (  )
_Ex:
hit-and-run tactics _.   
_Ex:
hit-and-run entry _.    
 

hit-or-miss
1> ; ,  , 
-, 
_Ex:
the professor criticized the hit-or-miss quality of her
work      
 
2> , ;  ; -;  
_Ex:
here goes, hit-or-miss! ,   !
_Ex:
it's hit-or-miss!   !,   !
_Ex:
to strike out hit-or-miss   ()

hit-parade
1>    ;  ( ,
  . .)
2>   ; ,   ,
""; -

hit-run
1>      
2> ,      
    ()
3>        ( )
4>  ,   
_Ex:
hit-run fatalities    ,  
 
_Ex:
hit-run (road) accidents  , 
 
5>   
_Ex:
hit-run navy ,    ( 
)
_Ex:
hit-run raid _. ,  (  )
_Ex:
hit-run tactics _.   
_Ex:
hit-run entry _.    
 

hit-skip
1>        ( )
2>  ,   
_Ex:
hit-skip fatalities    ,  
 
_Ex:
hit-skip (road) accidents  , 
 
3>   
_Ex:
hit-skip navy ,    ( 
)
_Ex:
hit-skip raid _. ,  (  )
_Ex:
hit-skip tactics _.   
_Ex:
hit-skip entry _.    
 

hitch
1> ; 
_Ex:
to give smth. a hitch ,  -.;
   -. 
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
a hitch in the negotiations   
_Ex:
a hitch in the execution of a treaty   
  
_Ex:
without a hitch ,  ;    
_Ex:
the blast-off was delayed because of a technical hitch 
  -  
3> 
_Ex:
a hitch in one's gait  
4> _. _.     
_Ex:
he got a hitch into town   ( )  
5>   ( )
6> ; 
_Ex:
trailer hitch _.  ()    
7> _. 
8> _.   ; ; 
9> _.   
10> _. _. _.   (   )
11> _.   (,   . .)
_Ex:
to do (to serve) a three-year hitch in prison  
  
_Ex:
while waiting for a better job he put in a hitch with a
builder         
_Id:
this hitch _. _.   
_Id:
to make a hitch of it _. _.    ;
  -.,   -.
12>  ; ;  (
hitch up)
_Ex:
to hitch up one's trousers  
_Ex:
to hitch up one's chair to the table  ()
  
13> (on, to) , ; , 
_Ex:
to hitch a rope over (round) a bough  
 ,    
_Ex:
to hitch a carriage on to a train    
14> , ; , 
_Ex:
her dress hitched on a nail    (
 )  
15> 
_Ex:
to hitch a horse to a fence    
16> _. ,  (. hitch up)
17> _. _.  (. hitch up)
_Ex:
he's hitched up at last -   ( )
_Ex:
they got hitched in '61     
()
18> , 
19> _.  , 
20>  
_Ex:
the old buggy hitched along    

21> _. , , 
22> (. hitch in, hitch on)
_Ex:
these two accounts don't hitch in with each other  
  ( )   
_Ex:
you and I hitch on well together    
23> (. hitch a ride)  ; ""
_Ex:
people were hitching rides from passing motorists 
      
24>    
_Ex:
we hitched a ride to Bath      

25>  ( )
_Id:
hitch your wagon to a star     ;
   

hitch-and-kick
1> _.     ""

hitch-hike
1>     ; 
""
_Ex:
she hitch-hiked (her way) to Paris    
  

hitch-hiker
1> ,      ;
"-"

hitch-kick
1> _. "" (   )
2> _.     ""

hitch-pin
1>  (  )

hitched
1> _. _. ; 

hitchy
1>  ; , 

hithe
1> _. ;
() 
2> _. , 

hither
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
on this hither side of the river    
_Ex:
the hither horse  ( ) 
2>     
3> _. 
_Ex:
hither and thither   ,   
_Ex:
hither and yon(d)   
_Id:
come hither unto me _.   

hithermost
1> _.  , 

hitherto
1> _. 
_Ex:
all his hitherto offences    
2> _.   ,   ,   
_Ex:
better than hitherto ,  
3> _.   ,   

hitherwards
1> _. 
2> _. (of)    (-.);   

Hitlerism
1> 

Hitlerite
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
Hitlerite Germany  

hitparade
1>    ;  ( ,
  . .)
2>   ; ,   ,
""; -

Hittite
1> _. 
2> _. 
3>  
4> _. 
5> _. 

hitty-missy
1> ,   (   . .)
2> 
3> _. hit-or-miss

hive
1> 
_Ex:
frame hive  
_Ex:
hive honey  ,   
2>   (.   )
3> ; 
_Ex:
this great hive, the city    (
) - 
_Ex:
the hive of liars  
4>  ()  
5>  
_Ex:
the rascals that the city hives ,  
 
6> 
7>  (. hive up, hive away)
_Ex:
to hive honey  
_Ex:
to hive wisdom  
_Ex:
to hive away the extra dollars    

8>     ( );   
_Ex:
the swarm hived readily     
9>  , , 
_Ex:
the multitudes that hive in city apartments  ,
   

hive off
1>    ( )
2> ;   
_Ex:
a portion of nation hives off to a new territory  
     
3> , ,  (,  
. .)
4> _. ;   ;  
  
5> _. ,   

hive-bee
1> _.   (Apis mellifera)

hive-off
1>     

hiver
1> ; 

hives
1> _. 

hizz
1> _. 

ho
1> ! ()
_Ex:
what ho! , !
2> ! ( , ,   . .)
3> ho! ho! ho!
4> --! ( )
5> !
_Ex:
westward ho!   !
6> _.   !
_Ex:
land ho! _. !, ()   !
7> 
_Ex:
without ho, out of all ho , 
8> 
_Ex:
no ho  
9> !, 
10> _. !, !
11> !

HO scale
1> _.     
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