hare

UK
/hɛə/
US
/hɛr/
harenoun
hares
pl
UK
/hɛə/
US
/hɛr/
Translations
The hare quickly darted across the field.
Заяц быстро метнулся через поле.
Additional translations
Definitions
A fast-running, long-eared mammal that resembles a large rabbit, having long hind legs and typically found in open country.
The hare darted across the field, disappearing into the tall grass.
A player in a game of hare and hounds, who leaves a trail of clues for the hounds to follow.
In the game, the hare cleverly laid a confusing trail to mislead the hounds.
A runner, cyclist, or other athlete employed to set a fast pace in a race; a pacemaker.
The hare sprinted ahead to lead the marathon runners through the first miles.
A mechanical or artificial rabbit that acts as the lure in greyhound racing.
The dogs chased the electric hare around the track.
The flesh of a hare used as food.
The chef slow-cooked the hare with red wine and herbs.
hareverb
hared
Past Simple
hared
Past Participle
haring
Gerund
UK
/heə/
US
/her/
Translations
The rabbit hared across the field.
Кролик мчался через поле.
Definitions
To run or move swiftly.
She hared across the field to catch the bus.
hareadjective
UK
/heə/
US
/her/
Used attributively to describe something relating to or made from a hare (e.g., hare stew).
Definitions
Relating to, consisting of, or made from the meat of a hare.
He prepared a rich hare stew for the guests.