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hog
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/hɒg/
US
/hɔg/
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hog
noun
hogs
pl
UK
/hɒg/
US
/hɔg/
свинья
The farmer raised a hog on his farm.
Фермер вырастил свинью на своей ферме.
боров
The brawny hog was the pride of the livestock show.
Мощный боров был гордостью выставки скота.
Additional translations
кабан
Synonyms
swine
porker
sow
boar
pig
hog
verb
hogged
Past Simple
hogged
Past Participle
hogging
Gerund
UK
/hɒɡ/
US
/hɑɡ/
захватывать
He tends to hog the conversation during meetings.
Он склонен захватывать разговор во время встреч.
заграбастать
She always tries to hog the best seat in the room.
Она всегда пытается заграбастать лучшее место в комнате.
Synonyms
squander
retain
keep
hoard
monopolize
hog
adjective
UK
/hɒɡ/
US
/hɑɡ/
Used attributively in combinations such as "hog farm", "hog feed".
Definitions
hog
noun
A domesticated pig, especially one over 120 pounds (54 kg) and reared for slaughter.
The farmer raised several hogs for the annual county fair.
A large, heavy motorcycle, especially a Harley-Davidson.
He rode his hog across the country during the summer.
A greedy or selfish person.
Don't be such a hog and leave some cake for the rest of us.
hog
verb
To take or use more than one's fair share of something.
He tends to hog the remote control, never letting anyone else choose what to watch.
To cause or undergo an upward arching at the center, especially of a ship's hull or deck.
After years out of the water, the vessel's keel had hogged noticeably.
hog
adjective
Relating to hogs; intended for or characteristic of hogs (used attributively).
The cooperative supplies hog feed to several local farmers.
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