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home

/həʊm/

/hoʊm/

Translations

homenoun

homes

/həʊm/

/hoʊm/

дом

She returned to her childhood home.

Она вернулась в дом своего детства.

жилище

The cave served as a temporary home for the explorers.

Пещера служила временным жилищем для исследователей.

очаг

The family gathered around the home for the holidays.

Семья собралась вокруг очага на праздники.

Additional translations

родина

семья

место жительства

Synonyms

Antonyms

homeadverb

/həʊm/

/hoʊm/

Synonyms

homeward

homewards

back

back home

at home

homewardly

homeverb

homed

Past Simple

homed

Past Participle

homing

Gerund

Synonyms

zero in (on)

home in (on)

focus (on)

point (at/to)

drive toward

hone in (on)

homeadjective

/həʊm/

/hoʊm/

домашний

She made a delicious home-cooked meal.

Она приготовила вкусное домашнее блюдо.

домашний

He prefers home entertainment over going out.

Он предпочитает домашние развлечения, а не выходы в свет.

Additional translations

Synonyms

Definitions

homenoun

A place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.

After a long day at work, she was glad to return to her cozy home.

The physical structure or building that serves as a dwelling for one or more people.

They are planning to build a new home in the countryside.

A place where something is discovered, founded, developed, or promoted; a source.

The city is known as the home of jazz music.

A place where an animal or plant normally lives or grows.

The forest is the natural home of many wildlife species.

An institution for people needing professional care or supervision.

He moved into a nursing home after his health began to decline.

The stadium, arena, or location where a sports team plays as the host side.

The team will play its next three games at home.

homeadverb

To or at one’s residence or place of origin.

It was late, so we decided to head home.

With complete accuracy; directly to the intended target or mark.

The arrow flew home, hitting the center of the target.

homeverb

(of a device, animal, or person) to move or be guided toward a target or destination, often automatically or with great accuracy.

The missile homed in on its target.

homeadjective

Relating to or occurring in a person's home.

She prefers home cooking over dining out.

Designed for use in a home rather than in an office or factory.

They bought a home computer for their children.

Relating to a sports game played on the team's own ground or in its own country.

The club has won all of its home matches this season.