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Hot-Button Issue
idiomA controversial and sensitive subject that evokes strong emotions and heated debate.
↗hotel
word A1a place where travelers pay to stay for a short time A building where people pay to stay and sleep, usually for short periods.
↗Hotshot
idiomA skilled, confident, often flashy or ambitious person who stands out in their field.
↗hour
word A1a period of sixty minutes A period of time equal to 60 minutes.; A period of time equal to 60 minutes.
↗Hourly
word B2every hour; happening or done each hour; continuously
↗house
word A1a building where people live A building for people to live in, usually with rooms and a roof.; A building for people to live in, usually with rooms and a roof.
↗House boat
word B2a boat designed or fitted for living in as a permanent or holiday residence
↗household
word B1all the people who live in one home; related to the home All the people living together in one house, considered as a unit.
↗Housekeeping
phrasethe hotel department and staff responsible for cleaning rooms, changing bedsheets, and refreshing towels
↗how
word A1in what way, condition, or amount in what way or manner; by what means
↗how are you
phrase A1a standard greeting used to ask about someone's well-being
↗How Do You Like Them Apples
idiomA sarcastic or triumphant remark made when something surprising or unexpected happens, especially to prove a point.
↗how long
phrase A1used to ask about an amount of time or duration
↗how many
phrase A1used to ask about the number of countable items
↗how much
phrase A1used to ask about price or the quantity of an uncountable thing
↗How You Get Them Is How You Lose Them
proverbRelationships, advantages, or wealth acquired through dubious or disloyal means will disappear in the exact same manner.
↗however
word A2used to add a contrasting idea; but used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something previously said; used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something previously said
↗however you do it
phrase A2no matter what method or technique you use
↗hug
word A2an act of holding someone tightly in one's arms, typically to show affection to hold someone tightly in your arms to show affection or comfort; to hold someone tightly in your arms to show affection or comfort
↗huge
word B1extremely large in size, amount, or importance extremely large in size or amount; extremely large in size or amount
↗human
word A2a person; related to people Relating to or characteristic of people or human beings; showing the better qualities of humankind, such as kindness. a person; relating to people; Relating to or characteristic of people or human beings; showing the better qualities of humankind, such as kindness. a person; relating to people
↗human life
phrase A2the life or existence of human beings
↗human rights
word B1Basic freedoms and protections that belong inherently to every person in the world.
↗humanity
word B1the human race; or the quality of being humane, compassionate, and kind the quality of being human; kindness or compassion towards others; all human beings collectively; the quality of being human; kindness or compassion towards others; all human beings collectively
↗humiliate
word B2To make someone feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and pride.
↗hundred
word A2the number 100; a group of one hundred the number 100
↗Hunger Is a Good Sauce
proverbWhen one is genuinely hungry, even very simple food tastes appetizing.
↗Hunger Is the Best Pickle
proverbTrue appetite acts as the finest seasoning or relish, making plain meals thoroughly enjoyable.
↗Hunger Is the Best Sauce
proverbFood requires no gourmet embellishments when someone is truly starved; appetite is the ultimate seasoning.
↗Hunger Is the Best Seasoning
proverbAny meal becomes remarkably palatable when one possesses a strong, natural appetite.
↗Hunger Is the Best Spice
proverbA lack of food heightens appreciation for the most basic sustenance without requiring aromatic additives.
↗Hungrily
word C1in a way that shows hunger; greedily; eagerly
↗hungry
word A1feeling the need for food; having a strong desire or craving feeling or showing the need for food; feeling a natural physical need for food feeling the need for food; having a strong desire or craving feeling or showing the need for food
↗Hunky-Dory
idiomFine, satisfactory, or going very smoothly without difficulties.
↗hunt
word B1to search carefully or thoroughly for something; to pursue wild animals; to chase and kill wild animals; to search for something to chase and kill animals for food or sport; to search for something carefully
↗Hunt Where the Ducks Are
proverbFocus your marketing, recruitment, or problem-solving efforts in places where the actual opportunities exist.
↗hunter
word A2a person who hunts wild animals for food or sport a person or animal that hunts animals for food or sport; a person or animal that hunts animals for food or sport
↗hurry
word A1a state of urgency or a need to move or act quickly to move or act with great speed; to rush to move or act quickly; to move or act with great speed; to rush to move or act quickly
↗Hurry Hurry Has No Blessings
proverbRash actions and impatience yield errors, accidents, and regret; deliberate care is blessed.
↗hurry up
phrasal verbTo act or move more quickly due to limited time
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