h로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이

[h로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이]

 

had verb : the past tense of "have"; to own

hammer verb : to hit something with a tool that has a handle and a heavy head

hang verb : to attach or place something so that it is held up without support under it; to suspend or dangle from above

happen verb : to occur; to take place

has verb : to own; a form of "have" for one other person

hatch verb : to break open, as when a bird breaks out of an egg

hate verb : to strongly dislike someone or something

haul verb : to move heavy things

have verb : to need, want, or be required to do something

have verb : to own something

hear verb : to receive sound through the ears

heard verb : the past tense of "hear"; to receive sound through the ears

held verb : the past tense of "hold"; to have and carry something, usually using hands or arms

help verb : to give or do something that makes life easier for another person

hid verb : the past tense of "hide"; to put or go out of sight

hide verb : to put or go out of sight

hike verb : to walk far in nature

hire verb : to agree to pay someone to do a job

hiss verb : to make the sound that a snake or angry cat makes

hit verb : to strike

hit verb : to be struck

hold verb : to have and carry something, usually using hands or arms

honk verb : to make a loud, harsh sound

hoot verb : to make the sound that an owl makes

hop verb : to jump, often on one foot; to leap over

hope verb : to wish for something that you want to happen or come true

howl verb : to make a long, loud cry

huff verb : to loudly blow air out of the lungs, nose, and mouth

hug verb : to hold your arms around someone to show that you care

hum verb : to sing with the lips closed

hung verb : the past tense of "hang"; to attach something from above so that it has no support under it

hunt verb : to kill animals for food

hurry verb : to do something fast

 

halve verb : to divide into two equal parts

hamper verb : to interfere with something or restrict its operation or movement

hand verb : to give using hands

handle verb : to use a hand to touch, hold, or move something

harass verb : to bother or annoy nonstop, often using pressure or fear

harm verb : to cause hurt or damage

harness verb : to control or make use of in order to produce energy

harvest verb : to gather a crop

harvesting verb : cutting or picking a crop

hasten verb : to do something quickly

hath verb : an old form of "has" or "have"

haul out verb : to temporarily leave the water, as when a pinniped comes to shore

haunt verb : to visit a place in the form of a ghost or other supernatural being

head verb : to be in charge of something, such as an organization or committee

head verb : to go in a certain direction or toward a particular place

heal verb : to make or become well or healthy again

heave verb : to lift; to rise and fall in a rhythm

heed verb : to pay attention to

hesitate verb : to pause before doing something, especially because of uncertainty

hibernate verb : to go into a state of deep sleep, often during winter

hiccup verb : to experience an involuntary contraction of the diaphragm that causes the throat to close briefly

highlight verb : to call attention to something; to mark with a color

hijack verb : to seize control of a vehicle by outside force

hitch verb : to attach, fasten, or connect with a hook or knot

hitchhike verb : to travel by riding for free in passing vehicles

hobble verb : to walk awkwardly, usually due to stiffness or an injury

hoist verb : to lift or raise, usually something heavy

holler verb : to shout

homestead verb : to settle and farm land given by the U.S. government

hone verb : to sharpen or improve

honor verb : to show respect for or think well of; to keep a promise

host verb : to welcome a guest into a home or other place

house verb : to provide someone or something with a place to live or stay

hover verb : to stay in one place in the air

huddle verb : to crowd together

hunker verb : to squat; to move deeper into something or to stay in one place for some time

hunt verb : to search for something

hush verb : to make someone stop talking or be quiet

hustle verb : to move as if in a hurry; to move along another person in a hurried way

 

hearken verb : to listen; to bring to mind

hypothesize verb : to form a hypothesis; make an informed guess