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heart

/hɑːt/

/hɑrt/

Übersetzungen

heartsubstantiv

hearts

Pl.

/hɑːt/

/hɑrt/

сердце

The doctor listened to the patient's heart with a stethoscope.

Врач прослушал сердце пациента стетоскопом.

душа

She is the heart of the community.

Она — душа сообщества.

центр

The heart of the city is bustling with activity.

Центр города бурлит жизнью.

червив карточных играх

She was dealt the ace of hearts.

Ей достался туз червей.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

ядроперен.; о центральной, главной части

сутьперен.; о главном, основном

основаперен.; о базовом, главном компоненте

сердечкоразг.; о стилизованном изображении сердца

отвагакнижн.; о смелости и стойкости

Synonyme

cardiac muscle

Antonyme

heartverb

hearted

Präteritum

hearted

Partizip Perfekt

hearting

Gerundium

/hɑːt/

/hɑrt/

Informal, chiefly on social media, meaning ‘to mark with a heart symbol; to express liking for’.

лайкатьинтернет-сленг, соцсети

If you heart my post, I’ll heart yours back.

Если ты лайкнешь мой пост, я лайкну твой в ответ.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

ободрятькнижн.; устар.

Synonyme

Antonyme

heartadjektiv

/hɑːt/

/hɑrt/

Used attributively before another noun to indicate relation to the heart organ (e.g., heart surgery).

сердечныймед.; анат.

Heart disease is dangerous.

Сердечная болезнь опасна.

Synonyme

Definitionen

heartsubstantiv

The organ in the chest that sends the blood around the body, usually on the left side in humans.

The doctor listened to the patient's heart with a stethoscope.

The central or most important part of something.

The heart of the city is bustling with activity.

A shape used to represent love, typically a stylized version of the human heart.

She drew a heart on the card to show her affection.

The emotional or moral nature as distinguished from the intellectual nature.

He has a kind heart and always helps those in need.

Courage or enthusiasm.

Despite the challenges, she showed great heart in pursuing her dreams.

One of the four suits in a standard deck of playing cards, marked with a stylised red heart symbol.

She was dealt the ace of hearts.

heartverb

To indicate that one likes or favourites online content by clicking a heart icon.

If you heart my post, I’ll heart yours back.

To encourage or give courage to; to hearten (now rare or literary).

The rousing speech hearted the soldiers before the battle.

heartadjektiv

Relating to the organ that pumps blood, especially in medical or anatomical contexts; cardiac.

Heart patients often require regular check-ups with a cardiologist.