hothouse
1> , 
_Ex:
hothouse plant  
_Ex:
hothouse flower   (. .  )
_Ex:
hothouse effect _.  
_Ex:
hothouse lamb _. ,   
2> ,  
3> , 
4> _. 

hotliner
1> _.  " "

hotly
1> 
2>  ; , 
3> , 

hotplate
1>     
2>   
3> 
4>      (   
 )
5>  ,  ( )

hotpot
1>    
2>  

hots
1> _. _. 

hotsie-totsie
1> , , -
_Ex:
everything is hotsie-totsie now    , 
  

hotspur
1> (. H.) , ,  
2> 
3> , , 

hotspurred
1> , , 

hotsy-totsy
1> , , -
_Ex:
everything is hotsy-totsy now    , 
  

Hottentot
1> ; 
2>  
3> _. 
4> 

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

hottish
1>  

houbara
1> _. () ,  (Chlamydotis undulata;
. houbara bustard)

houdah
1> _.  (    )

Houdan
1>   

hough
1> _. ;  
2> _. ;  , 
3> _.  

hound
1>  , . 
_Ex:
the hounds  
_Ex:
master of hounds -
_Ex:
to follow the hounds, to ride to hounds  ()
 
2> ,  (. _.  )
3> _. , 
4> _.  ( -)
_Ex:
drink hound 
_Ex:
candy hound 
_Ex:
bridge hound    
_Ex:
publicity hound  
_Ex:
gloom hound  
5> , " "
_Id:
the hound of hell _. 
_Id:
the hounds of fate  
_Id:
to ride before the hounds  ,  
6>  
7> , ;  
_Ex:
hounded from place to place  
_Ex:
creditors hounded him   
_Ex:
he was hounded by reporters     
8>   ( -);  (-)
_Ex:
she couldn't get her little brother to stop hounding her
   ,     
9> , 
_Ex:
to hound a dog on smb.    -
10>  ( -)
11>  (-);  ( )
_Ex:
he was hounded out of the city   
 
12> _.  ,  ()

hound dog
1> _. _.  , . 
_Ex:
the hound dogs  
_Ex:
master of hound dogs -
_Ex:
to follow the hound dogs, to ride to hound dogs 
()  

hound down
1> ;   
_Ex:
the murderer was hounded down     

hound out
1>    ( )

hound's tooth
1> _.   

hound's-tongue
1> _.  ,  
(Cynoglossum officinale)

hound's-tooth check
1> _.   

hounding
1>  ()
2> , 

hour
1> 
_Ex:
twenty-four hours , 24 
_Ex:
at hours work   
_Ex:
a 3 hour drive  
_Ex:
an hour away   
_Ex:
the small hours    ; 

_Ex:
he got up in the small hours      
_Ex:
well on into the small hours   
_Ex:
in an hour  
_Ex:
within the hour     ,   () 
_Ex:
for hours (on end), for hours and hours  
_Ex:
after hour   ;   
_Ex:
hour by hour   ,  
_Ex:
every hour on the hour _.   (. .   6, 7,
8   . .)
_Ex:
every hour on the half-hour    , 
_Ex:
trains leave every hour on the hour   
  
_Ex:
by the hour  ( ,  )
_Ex:
at the eleventh hour   
_Ex:
to strike the hours  ;  ( )
_Ex:
it is two hours from New York to Philadelphia  -
    
2> , , , 
_Ex:
dinner hour  ;  
_Ex:
dark hour  ;  
_Ex:
unearthly hour   ;    
_Ex:
trying hour  ;  
_Ex:
rush hours  
_Ex:
off-peak hours  
_Ex:
the children's hour ,    ,
" " (  )
_Ex:
what is the hour?  ?
_Ex:
what hour do you open?     ?
_Ex:
the hour is 2.30  2.30
_Ex:
at the hour stated   
_Ex:
at all hours  ,  
_Ex:
at an early hour 
_Ex:
the off hours  ;  
_Ex:
in the hour of danger   
_Ex:
the happiest hour of my life    
_Ex:
seize the hour  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
hour of observation  
_Ex:
synoptic hour    
4>  ;  
_Ex:
office hours   ();  
_Ex:
hours of attendance  
_Ex:
school hours    
_Ex:
hours of exchange   
_Ex:
after hours  ,  , ,  
, 
_Ex:
out of hours   ,     
_Ex:
eight- hour day   
_Ex:
a reduction of hours   
_Ex:
he works long hours     
5>       
_Ex:
to keep good hours     
_Ex:
to keep regular hours         
_Ex:
he keeps late hours    
6> , , ,  
_Ex:
the hour lasta fifty minutes   50 
_Ex:
what hour does your German class meet?  ()
     ?
7>   (  ;)
_Ex:
the student received only seven hours' credit for the semester
       
8>  ( , ;   )
_Ex:
Children's H.     ( 
)
9> _. _.   
10> (hours, Hours) _pl. _.  (. canonical hours)
_Ex:
book of hours 
_Id:
one's hour  
_Id:
my hour has struck   
_Id:
I have had my hour   ,     
_Id:
in a good hour   
_Id:
in an ill hour   
_Id:
dead hours  
_Id:
at a good hour , ;   
_Id:
of the hour ;    
_Id:
question of the hour  
_Id:
topic of the hour  
_Id:
man of the hour   ,  
_Id:
till all hours  ,  ,  

hour angle
1> _.  

hour circle
1> _.  ,  

hour hand
1>  

hour-bell
1> ,  

hour-book
1> _. 

hourage
1>   ( )

hourglass
1>   (.   )
2> _. 
3>    ,    
_Ex:
hourglass waist  
_Ex:
hourglass gown     

houri
1> _. ,  

hourlong
1>  , 

hourly
1> 
_Ex:
an hourly service of trains   
_Ex:
an hourly dose of medicine     
 
2> ;   
_Ex:
hourly output  ,    
_Ex:
the hourly outflow of water  ,   
_Ex:
hourly halt _.  
3> , 
_Ex:
in hourly fear of discovery    
_Ex:
in hourly dread of death c     
4>  ( )
5> ;  
_Ex:
two spoonfuls hourly     
6>    ;   ; ;  
_Ex:
to expect news hourly      
_Ex:
to expect the and hourly    
_Ex:
to fear death hourly ()    

hourplate
1> 

Hours
1> _. _. ,  (  )

house
1> ; 
_Ex:
apartment house  
_Ex:
condemned house ,   
_Ex:
detached house   
_Ex:
house of cards  
_Ex:
doll's house  
_Ex:
house property 
_Ex:
house sewerage   
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
at John's house  
_Ex:
house in the country   ; 
_Ex:
private house  
_Ex:
house arrest  
_Ex:
house allowance _.  
_Ex:
house plant  
_Ex:
house slippers  ; 
_Ex:
to clean house _.  ;  ,
 
_Ex:
to move house ,  
_Ex:
to keep (to) the house  ,    
(  )
_Ex:
we invited him to our house     
_Ex:
we'll meet at your house   
3>  ; , ; 
_Ex:
a snail carries its own house      
4>   , , 
_Ex:
poultry house 
_Ex:
monkey house in a zoo  ( )
5> () , ; 
_Ex:
house and home  
_Ex:
to have neither house nor home    ,
     
_Ex:
backelor's house  ,  
_Ex:
noisy house  
_Ex:
master of the house ,  
_Ex:
son of the house  
_Ex:
house diet _.  
_Ex:
to keep house   
_Ex:
to keep a good house   , 

_Ex:
to keep house with smb.     -,
   -
_Ex:
to set up house  , ,

_Ex:
to make smb. free of one's house  - 
   
_Ex:
to play (at keeping) house   -,   
_Ex:
meals are always late in our house     
6> , 
_Ex:
the whole house is down with influenza    
7> , 
_Ex:
an ancient house  
_Ex:
plague on both your houses!     !
8> (H.) , 
_Ex:
the H. of Tudor  
9>  ()
_Ex:
lower house  
_Ex:
H. of Commons  
_Ex:
H. of Lords  
_Ex:
H. of Representatives   ( 
 )
_Ex:
the H. _.  ; _.  
_Ex:
H. bill _. ,  

_Ex:
H. resolution _.   
_Ex:
H. concurrent resolution _.  , 
( )    
_Ex:
H. Calendar _.   ( ),
     
_Ex:
of two houses 
_Ex:
H. of Councillors  ,   

_Ex:
house of Delegates    
(  )
_Ex:
the third H. _. _. " ",  
_Ex:
to enter the H.   
_Ex:
to divide the H. _.   
_Ex:
to keep a H.   (  )
_Ex:
the H. rose at 9     9 
10> ;  
_Ex:
trading house  
_Ex:
wholesale house  
_Ex:
publishing house 
11> , 
_Ex:
on the house   ;   
_Ex:
that's on the house  ; ,  
  ( )
_Ex:
house of mercy   (.  )
_Ex:
house of call  ; ,   ,

_Ex:
house of assignation  
_Ex:
disorderly house, house of ill fame  , 
, 
12> , , 
_Ex:
dyeing house  , 
_Ex:
gin house  
_Ex:
coffee-packing house  
_Ex:
milk house  
_Ex:
scale house  
_Ex:
counting house 
_Ex:
house organ    ; 
_Ex:
house corrections _.  
13> ; 
_Ex:
house dramatist _. "" , , 
  
_Ex:
house seat   ( )
_Ex:
full house  , 
_Ex: "Full H." "  " ()
_Ex:
thin house  
_Ex:
first-run house  
_Ex:
every word was heard in every part of the house  
      
14> , 
_Ex:
appreciative house ,   
_Ex:
to bring down the house   
15> , 
_Ex:
the first house starts at 5     5 
16> ,  
17> , ; , , 
18>  , 
19> , ; ;  
20>  ; ,   
21>     (  
    )
22>   (. Christ Church " "
 )
23> _. "", () 
24>   (_.  workhouse)
25> , 
_Ex:
the house of God   ( )
_Ex:
house of prayer  
26>  ; ,  
27> ; , . 
_Ex:
the house of bishops  
28>  ( )
29>  (  )
30> _.  ( )
31> _. 
32> _.   
33>     ( )
_Id:
house divided   ; 
_Id:
H.-divided Speech _. _.  ,  
 
_Id:
the dark house  , 
_Id:
widows' houses _.  
_Id:
house of merchandise _.  ,  
_Id:
house of office, the little house  ,
 ; 
_Id:
to set one's house in order     
_Id:
as safe as houses   ;  ;
 
_Id:
(to get on) like a house on fire    ()
_Id:
those who live in glass houses should not throw stones
_. ,     ,   
;   ,   
34>  ;  
_Ex:
over 200 students were housed in the dormitory  
  200 
_Ex:
after the war thousands of families had to be housed 
      
35> ;  
_Ex:
we can house you for a day or two    
 -
_Ex:
the cave houses snakes    
_Ex:
to house oneself   , 
36> _. 
37> , ; 
_Ex:
you and I can house together    
38> ,  ()
_Ex:
to house one's spare books in an attic   
 
_Ex:
to house gardening implements in a shed  
  
_Ex:
to house the anchor _.  
39> , 
_Ex:
this cottage will never house us all     
   
_Ex:
this building houses lawyers' offices    
 
40> ,   
41> _.   
42> _. 
43> _. ,   
44> _-.  ()
45> _-.  ()
46>  () , 

house agent
1>     ;  
2>    

house car
1> _-.   

house counsel
1>  ()

house cricket
1> _.   (Gryllus domesticus)

house crow
1> _.    (Corvus splendens)

house detective
1>  , (, ); ,
     

house dick
1> _.  , (, ); ,
     

house flag
1> ,  

house manager
1>  

house match
1>      

house moss
1> ,  ( )

house mouse
1> _.   (Mus musculus)

house painter
1> 

house party
1> ,     (  
)
_Ex:
the house party goes sailing today   
  
2>   (   )

house physician
1>   
2> ,   , 

house place
1> _.  ,  ( )

house sparrow
1> _.   (Passer domesticus)

house staff
1> _.    

house surgeon
1>  (  )

house telephone
1>   (      -
 , )

house track
1> _-.   ()

house trailer
1> -

house up
1> _.  ,    (- )
_Ex:
I've been housed up for a week with a bod cold  
     

house wren
1> _.  

house-barge
1>  ; ,   , 
    

house-book
1>    ,   

house-bote
1> _.       

house-chambermaid
1>  ( )

house-dinner
1>  ,     , 
   

house-dove
1>  
2> 

house-duty
1> ,   (  )

house-factor
1> _.     ;  
2> _.    

house-fungus
1> _.   (Merulius lacrymans)

house-housey
1> - ( )

house-parlourmaid
1>  (     )

house-pride
1>   () ,   

house-raising
1> _.  (, )   (-)
;   

house-steward
1> , 

house-supper
1>  ;     , 
 ,     

house-tax
1> ,   (  )

house-to-house
1> , ;     ,

_Ex:
house-to-house visitation   
_Ex:
house-to-house canvassing    
_Ex:
house-to-house survey  
_Ex:
house-to-house poll   
_Ex:
house-to-house search  
_Ex:
house-to-house fighting _.  
2>     ( )

house-trained
1>      ( )
2> 

house-warm
1>  

house-warming
1> ,  
_Ex:
to give a house-warming  

houseboat
1>  ; ,   , 
    
2>  

housebody
1> _. _. , 

housebound
1>      , ,
   (- )

houseboy
1> , , ""

housebreak
1>    ;  
2>  () ( )

housebreaker
1> 
2>    
3> ,   

housebreaking
1>   
2>  
3>  ( )

housebroke, housebroken
1> _p.  _p-p.  housebreak
2> _.  ( , )
3>   ( )
4> _. ; 

housebug
1> _.   (Cimex lectularius)

housebuilder
1>  ();  ,   
2>     ,  

housebuilding
1>  ()

housecarl
1> _.    

houseclean
1>  (, );  ( ,  )

housecleaner
1> ,  (, )

housecleaning
1>    
_Ex:
spring housecleaning   
_Ex:
political housecleaning  ,  


housecoat
1>    

housecraft
1> 

