hose

UK
/həʊz/
US
/hoʊz/
hosesubstantiv
hoses
Pl.
UK
/həʊz/
US
/hoʊz/
Übersetzungen
She wore a pair of silk hose to the party.
Она надела пару шелковых чулок на вечеринку.
The firefighter used a hose to put out the fire.
Пожарный использовал шланг, чтобы потушить огонь.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A flexible tube used for conveying water, gas, or other substances.
The gardener used a hose to water the plants in the backyard.
A stocking or sock, especially a long one.
He wore a pair of woolen hose to keep his legs warm during the winter.
A piece of clothing for the legs, typically worn by men in the past, similar to tights.
In medieval times, men often wore brightly colored hose as part of their attire.
Synonyme
flexible pipe
hoseverb
hosed
Präteritum
hosed
Partizip Perfekt
hosing
Gerundium
UK
/həʊz/
US
/hoʊz/
Übersetzungen
He decided to hose the garden in the evening.
Он решил поливать сад вечером.
The firefighters had to hose the burning building.
Пожарные должны были обливать горящее здание.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To spray or wash something with a hose.
He decided to hose the driveway to remove the dirt and leaves.
To cheat or deceive someone.
I felt like I got hosed when I paid too much for that car.
hoseadjektiv
UK
/həʊz/
US
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Attributive use: describes something intended for or related to a hose (e.g., hose clamp, hose connector).
Definitionen
Relating to or designed for use with a hose.
The mechanic attached a hose clamp to secure the line.