The Wordsmith Dictionary

homeomorphism |ˌhɒmɪə (ʊ )ˈmɔːfɪz (ə )m, ˌhəʊm -| ▶noun Mathematics an instance of topological equivalence. DERIVATIVES homeomorphic adjective ORIGIN from Greek homoios ‘like ’ + morphē ‘form ’ + -ism .

homeopath

homeopath |ˈhəʊmɪəpaθ, ˈhɒm - |(also homoeopath ) ▶noun a practitioner of homeopathy. ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: from German Homöopath (see homeopathy ).

homeopathy

homeopathy |ˌhəʊmɪˈɒpəθi, hɒm - |(also homoeopathy ) ▶noun a system of complementary medicine in which ailments are treated by minute doses of natural substances that in larger amounts would produce symptoms of the ailment. Often contrasted with allopathy. DERIVATIVES homeopathic adjective, homeopathically adverb, homeopathist noun ORIGIN early 19th cent.: coined in German from Greek homoios ‘like ’ + patheia (see -pathy ).

homeosis

homeosis |ˌhɒmɪˈəʊsɪs |(also homoeosis ) ▶noun ( pl. homeoses |-siːz | ) Biology the replacement of part of one segment of an insect or other segmented animal by a structure characteristic of a different segment, especially through mutation. DERIVATIVES homeotic adjective ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from Greek homoiōsis ‘becoming like ’, from homoios ‘like ’.

homeostasis

homeostasis |ˌhɒmɪə (ʊ )ˈsteɪsɪs, ˌhəʊm - |(also homoeostasis ) ▶noun ( pl. homeostases |-siːz | ) the tendency towards a relatively stable equilibrium between interdependent elements, especially as maintained by physiological processes. DERIVATIVES homeostatic |-ˈstatɪk |adjective ORIGIN 1920s: modern Latin, from Greek homoios ‘like ’ + -stasis .

homeotherm

homeotherm |ˈhɒmɪə (ʊ )ˌθəːm |(also homoiotherm ) ▶noun Zoology an organism that maintains its body temperature at a constant level, usually above that of the environment, by its metabolic activity. Often contrasted with poikilotherm; compare with warm-blooded. DERIVATIVES homeothermal |-ˈθəːm (ə )l |adjective, homeothermic |-ˈθəːmɪk |adjective, homeothermy noun ORIGIN late 19th cent.: modern Latin, from Greek homoios ‘like ’ + thermē ‘heat ’.

homeowner

home |owner |ˈhəʊməʊnə | ▶noun a person who owns their own home.

home page

home page ▶noun the introductory page of a website, typically serving as a table of contents for the site.

home plate

home plate ▶noun Baseball the five-sided white rubber plate-like base next to which the batter stands and which must be touched in scoring a run.

homeport

home port

home port ▶noun the port from which a ship originates.

Homer

Homer |ˈhəʊmə | (8th century bc ), Greek epic poet. He is traditionally held to be the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, though modern scholarship has revealed the place of the Homeric poems in a preliterate oral tradition. In later antiquity Homer was regarded as the greatest poet, and his poems were constantly used as a model and source by others. PHRASES Homer sometimes nods proverb even the most gifted person occasionally makes mistakes.

homer

homer |ˈhəʊmə | ▶noun 1 Baseball a home run. 2 a homing pigeon. 3 informal a referee or official who is thought to favour the team playing at home.

Homer, Winslow

Homer, Winslow |ˈhəʊmə | (1836 –1910 ), American painter. He is best known for his seascapes which are painted in a vigorous naturalistic style considered to express the American pioneering spirit.

home range

home range ▶noun Zoology an area over which an animal or group of animals regularly travels in search of food or mates, and which may overlap with those of neighbouring animals or groups of the same species.

Homeric

Homeric |həʊˈmɛrɪk | ▶adjective relating to or in the style of Homer or the epic poems ascribed to him. • relating to Bronze Age Greece as described in the Homeric poems: the mists of the Homeric age. • epic and large-scale: some of us exert a Homeric effort. ORIGIN via Latin from Greek Homērikos, from Homēros (see Homer ).

homeroom

home |room |ˈhəʊmruːm | ▶noun N. Amer. a classroom in which a group of students assembles daily with the same teacher before dispersing to other classes.

home rule

home rule ▶noun [ mass noun ] the government of a colony, dependent country, or region by its own citizens, in particular as advocated for Ireland 1870 –1914. The campaign for Irish home rule was one of the dominant forces in British politics in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in that Irish nationalists frequently held the balance of power in the House of Commons. A Home Rule Act was finally passed in 1914 but was suspended until after the First World War; after the Easter Rising of 1916 and Sinn Fein's successes in the general election of 1918, southern Ireland became the Irish Free State in 1921.

home run

home run ▶noun Baseball a hit that allows the batter to make a complete circuit of the bases and score a run.

homeschool

homeschool ▶verb [ with obj. ] educate (one's child ) at home instead of sending them to a school. DERIVATIVES homeschooler noun, homeschooling noun

Home Secretary

Home Secretary ▶noun (in the UK ) the Secretary of State in charge of the Home Office.

Home Service

Home Service one of the original programme services of the BBC (renamed Radio 4 ).

home shopping

home shop |ping ▶noun [ mass noun ] shopping carried out from one's own home by ordering goods advertised in a catalogue, on television, or over the Internet. DERIVATIVES home shopper noun

homeshoring

homeshoring (also homesourcing ) |ˈhəʊmʃɔːrɪŋ | ▶noun [ mass noun ] the practice of transferring employment that was previously carried out in a company's office or factory to employees' homes. ORIGIN early 21st cent.: on the pattern of offshoring .

homesick

home |sick |ˈhəʊmsɪk | ▶adjective experiencing a longing for one's home during a period of absence from it: he was homesick for America after five weeks in Europe. DERIVATIVES homesickness noun

home signal

home sig ¦nal ▶noun Brit. a railway signal controlling entry to the immediate section of the line.

homesite

home |site ▶noun N. Amer. & Austral. a building plot.

homespun

home |spun |ˈhəʊmspʌn | ▶adjective 1 simple and unsophisticated: homespun philosophy. 2 (of cloth or yarn ) made or spun at home. • denoting a coarse handwoven fabric similar to tweed. ▶noun [ mass noun ] homespun cloth: clad in homespun.

home stand

home stand ▶noun a series of consecutive games played at a team's home stadium, field, or court.

homestead

home |stead |ˈhəʊmstɛd | ▶noun 1 a house, especially a farmhouse, and outbuildings. • Austral. /NZ the owner's residence on a sheep or cattle station. 2 N. Amer. historical an area of land (usually 160 acres ) granted to a settler in the West as a home. DERIVATIVES homesteader noun ORIGIN Old English hāmstede ‘a settlement ’ (see home, stead ).

Homestead

Home stead |ˈhōmˌsted ˈhoʊmstɛd | an agricultural and suburban city in southeastern Florida, southwest of Miami; pop. 57,936 (est. 2008 ).

homesteading

home |stead |ing |həʊmstɛdɪŋ | ▶noun [ mass noun ] N. Amer. life as a settler on a homestead.

home straight

home straight (N. Amer. also home stretch ) ▶noun Brit. the concluding stretch of a racecourse. • the last part of an activity or campaign: heading down the home stretch to Tuesday's final.

home study

homestyle

home |style |ˈhəʊmstʌɪl | ▶adjective N. Amer. (especially of food ) such as would be made or provided at home; simple and unpretentious.

home theater

home the ¦ater ▶noun North American term for home cinema.

home town

home town |ˈhəʊmtaʊn | ▶noun the town of one's birth or early life or present fixed residence.

home truth

home truth ▶noun (usu. home truths ) an unpleasant fact about oneself, especially as pointed out by another person: what he needed was someone to tell him a few home truths.

home unit

home unit ▶noun Austral. /NZ a flat, especially one occupied by the owner, that is one of several in a large building.

home video

home vid e o ▶noun a film on videotape for viewing at home.

homeward

homeward-bound

homeward-bound ▶adjective on the way home: the next day we were homeward-bound.

homework

home |work |ˈhəʊmwəːk | ▶noun [ mass noun ] 1 schoolwork that a pupil is required to do at home. • work or study done in preparation for an event or situation: he had evidently done his homework and read his predecessor's reports. 2 paid work carried out in one's own home, especially low-paid piecework.

homeworker

home |work ¦er |ˈhəʊmwəːkə | ▶noun a person who works from home, especially doing low-paid piecework.

homewrecker

home wreck er |ˈhōmˌrekər ˈhoʊmˌrɛkər | ▶noun informal one who is blamed for the breakup of a marriage or family, such as an adulterous partner.

homey

homey |ˈhəʊmi |(also homy ) ▶adjective ( homier, homiest ) chiefly N. Amer. (of a place or surroundings ) comfortable and cosy: a homey atmosphere. • unsophisticated; unpretentious: an idealized vision of traditional peasant life as simple and homey. ▶noun ( pl. homeys ) US informal variant spelling of homie. DERIVATIVES homeyness (also hominess ) noun

American Oxford Thesaurus

home

home noun 1 they fled their homes: residence, place of residence, house, apartment, flat, bungalow, cottage; accommodations, property, quarters, rooms, lodgings; a roof over one's head; address, place; informal pad, digs; hearth, nest; formal domicile, abode, dwelling, dwelling place, habitation. 2 an Italian stonemason far from his home. See homeland. 3 a home for the elderly: institution, nursing home, retirement home, rest home; children's home; hospice, shelter, refuge, retreat, asylum, hostel, halfway house. 4 the home of fine wines: origin, source, cradle, fount, fountainhead. ▶adjective 1 the home market: domestic, internal, local, national, interior. ANTONYMS foreign, international. 2 home movies | the sale of home produce: homemade, homegrown, family. PHRASES at home 1 I was at home all day: in, in one's house, present, available, indoors, inside, here. 2 she felt very much at home: at ease, comfortable, relaxed, content; in one's element, on one's own turf. 3 he is at home with mathematics: confident with, conversant with, proficient in; used to, familiar with, au fait with, au courant with, skilled in, experienced in, well versed in. bring home to someone Sylvia's overdose brought home to them the fragility of their own lives: make someone realize, make someone understand, make someone aware, make clear to someone; drive home to someone, impress upon someone, draw attention to, focus attention on, underline, highlight, spotlight, emphasize, stress; informal clue someone in to. hit home See hit home at hit. home free when the inspector at the third checkpoint nodded at Mitchell, I knew we were home free | I passed the final flag with so much stamina that I knew I was home free: safe, secure, out of danger, off the hook; assured of success, the winner, victorious; informal golden. home in on the reporters immediately wanted to home in on his broken engagement: focus on, concentrate on, zero in on, center on, fix on; highlight, spotlight, target, underline, pinpoint, track, zoom in on. nothing to write home about informal the amusement park was enjoyable enough, but nothing to write home about: unexceptional, mediocre, ordinary, commonplace, indifferent, average, middle-of-the-road, run-of-the-mill, garden variety; boring, mundane, humdrum, ho-hum; tolerable, passable, adequate, fair; informal OK, so-so, 'comme ci, comme ça', plain-vanilla, no great shakes, not so hot.

homegrown

homegrown adjective our homegrown fruits and vegetables: local, native, indigenous, domestic.

homeland

homeland noun she left her homeland to settle in Japan with her husband's family: native land, country of origin, home, birthplace, hometown; roots, fatherland, motherland, mother country, land of one's fathers; the old country.

homeless

homeless adjective homeless people: of no fixed address, without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, displaced, dispossessed, destitute, down-and-out. ▶noun charities for the homeless: people of no fixed address, vagrants, down-and-outs, street people, tramps, vagabonds, itinerants, transients, migrants, derelicts, drifters, hoboes; informal bag ladies, bums.

homely

homely adjective 1 she's rather homely: unattractive, plain, unprepossessing, unlovely, ill-favored, ugly; informal not much to look at. ANTONYMS attractive. 2 a homely atmosphere. See homey (sense 1 ). 3 homely pursuits. See homey (sense 2 ).

homemade

homemade adjective 1 homemade bread and jam: homestyle, homespun, simple, basic, plain; rustic, folksy; informal like Mom used to make. 2 a homemade bomb: handmade, makeshift, jerry-built, rudimentary; crude, rough, unsophisticated.

homeowner

homeowner noun homeowners have drafted a petition against the proposed landfill on Fuller Drive: owner, householder, resident, occupant, proprietor.

homespun

homespun adjective homespun rural philosophy: unsophisticated, plain, simple, basic, unpolished, unrefined, rustic, folksy; coarse, rough, crude, rudimentary, bush-league. ANTONYMS sophisticated.

homey

homey adjective 1 the house is homey yet elegant: cozy, homelike, homely, comfortable, snug, welcoming, informal, relaxed, intimate, warm, pleasant, cheerful, friendly, congenial, hospitable; informal comfy. ANTONYMS uncomfortable, formal. 2 life on the mountain was simple and homey: unsophisticated, homely, unrefined, unpretentious, plain, simple, modest, domestic; everyday, ordinary. ANTONYMS sophisticated.

Oxford Thesaurus

home

home noun 1 the floods forced people to flee their homes: place of residence, accommodation, property, a roof over one's head; quarters, lodgings, rooms; address, location, place; informal pad; Brit. informal digs; formal residence, domicile, abode, dwelling, dwelling place, habitation. 2 there is a growing demand for new homes: house, flat, apartment, bungalow, cottage, terraced house, semi-detached house, detached house; informal semi. 3 I spent long stretches of time far from my home: native land, homeland, home town, birthplace, roots, fatherland, motherland, mother country, country of origin, land of one's fathers, the old country. 4 a private home for the elderly: institution, residential home, nursing home, old people's home, retirement home, convalescent home, rest home, children's home; hospice, shelter, refuge, retreat, asylum, hostel. 5 Piedmont is the home of Italy's finest red wines: domain, realm, place of origin, source, cradle, fount, fountainhead. 6 Montana is home to a surprising number of rare animals: natural habitat, natural environment, natural territory, habitat, home ground, stamping ground, haunt. PHRASES at home 1 I told him I'd be at home most of the day: in, in one's house, present, available, indoors, inside, here. ANTONYMS out. 2 Milan was one of the big cities where she felt very much at home: at ease, comfortable, relaxed, content, confident, at peace, in one's element. ANTONYMS ill at ease. 3 he was not particularly at home with mathematics: confident with, conversant with, proficient in, competent at, used to, familiar with, au fait with, au courant with, skilled in, experienced in, well versed in; informal well up on. ANTONYMS unused to. 4 she took to her room and was not at home to friends: entertaining, receiving, playing host to, showing hospitality to. bring something home to someone Art's illness brought home to them the gravity of the situation: make someone realize, make someone understand, make someone aware of, make someone conscious of, make something clear to someone, drive home, press home, impress upon someone, draw attention to, focus attention on, point up, underline, highlight, spotlight, foreground, emphasize, stress. hit home See hit. nothing to write home about informal his looks were nothing to write home about: unexceptional, mediocre, ordinary, common, commonplace, indifferent, average, middle-of-the-road, run-of-the-mill, middling, medium, moderate, everyday, workaday, tolerable, passable, adequate, fair, nothing out of the ordinary; informal OK, so-so, bog-standard, fair-to-middling, (plain ) vanilla, no great shakes, not so hot, not up to much; Brit. informal common or garden; N. Amer. informal ornery; NZ informal half-pie. ANTONYMS exceptional. ▶adjective 1 we need to stimulate demand within the UK home market: domestic, internal, local, national, interior, native. ANTONYMS foreign, international. 2 a sale of home produce: home-made, home-grown, locally produced, family, local. ▶verb PHRASES home in on a teaching style which homes in on what is of central importance for each pupil: focus on, focus attention on, concentrate on, zero in on, centre on, fix on, aim at, highlight, spotlight, underline, pinpoint; informal zoom in on. WORD LINKS home oikophobia fear of home Word Links sections supply words that are related to the headword but do not normally appear in a thesaurus because they are not actual synonyms.

homeland

homeland noun he left his homeland to settle in London: native land, native country, country of origin, home, fatherland, motherland, mother country, land of one's fathers, the old country.

homeless

homeless adjective the plight of young homeless people: without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough; destitute, down and out, derelict, itinerant; Brit. informal dossing; formal of no fixed abode. ▶noun (the homeless ) charities for the homeless: homeless people, vagrants, down-and-outs, tramps, beggars, vagabonds, itinerants, transients, migrants, derelicts, drifters, beachcombers; N. Amer. hobos; Austral. bagmen, knockabouts, overlanders, sundowners, whalers; informal bag ladies; Brit. informal dossers; N. Amer. informal bums, bindlestiffs; Austral. /NZ informal derros; S. African informal outies; formal people of no fixed abode.

homely

homely adjective 1 a modern hotel with a homely atmosphere: cosy, homelike, homey, comfortable, snug, welcoming, friendly, congenial, hospitable, informal, relaxed, intimate, warm, pleasant, cheerful; N. Amer. down-home, homestyle; informal comfy. ANTONYMS uncomfortable, formal. 2 he interested himself in the homely pursuit of keeping chickens: unsophisticated, everyday, ordinary, domestic, plain, simple, modest, natural, down-to-earth, homespun, folksy, unrefined, unpretentious, unaffected, unassuming. ANTONYMS sophisticated. 3 N. Amer. the girl is clumsy, homely, and desperate for a date: unattractive, plain, plain-featured, plain-looking, plain as a pikestaff, ordinary-looking, unprepossessing, unlovely, ill-favoured, ugly; informal not much to look at, short on looks; Brit. informal no oil painting; Austral. /NZ informal drack. ANTONYMS attractive.

Homeric

Homeric adjective some of us exert a Homeric effort: epic, large-scale, grand, monumental, vast, heroic, impressive, imposing.

homespun

homespun adjective he was a source of homespun rural philosophy: unsophisticated, unpolished, unrefined, plain, simple, rustic, folksy, artless, modest, natural; coarse, rough, rude, crude, rudimentary. ANTONYMS sophisticated.

homey

homey adjective 1 the house is homey yet elegant: cosy, homelike, homely, comfortable, snug, welcoming, friendly, congenial, hospitable, informal, relaxed, intimate, warm, pleasant, cheerful; N. Amer. down-home, homestyle; informal comfy. ANTONYMS uncomfortable, formal. 2 an idealized vision of traditional peasant life as simple and homey: unsophisticated, homely, unrefined, unpretentious, ordinary, plain, simple, modest, down-to-earth, homespun. ANTONYMS sophisticated.

Duden Dictionary

Homebanking

Home ban king , Home-Ban king Substantiv, Neutrum , das Home-Banking |ˈhoʊmbæŋkɪŋ ˈhoʊmbæŋkɪŋ |das Homebanking; Genitiv: des Homebanking [s ] das Home-Banking; Genitiv: des Home-Banking [s ] englisch home banking, aus: home = Heim und Banking Abwicklung von Bankgeschäften über das Internet von zu Hause aus

Homebase

Home base Substantiv, Neutrum Baseball , das das Homebase; Genitiv: des Homebase, Plural: die Homebases Homebase 1

Homebase

Home base Substantiv, feminin , die Home-Base |ˈhoʊmbeɪs ˈhoʊmbeɪs |die Homebase; Genitiv: der Homebase, Plural: die Homebases die Home-Base; Genitiv: der Home-Base, Plural: die Home-Bases englisch home base 1 Baseball Mal zwischen den beiden Schlägerboxen 2 a Jargon Heimat, heimatlicher Ausgangspunkt a b Jargon Ausgangspunkt b , Ausgangsbasis

Homecare

Home care , Home-Care Substantiv, feminin , die Home-Care |…kɛə …kɛə |die Homecare; Genitiv: der Homecare, Plural: die Homecares die Home-Care; Genitiv: der Home-Care, Plural: die Home-Cares Form der Kranken- und Altenbetreuung, bei der die Patienten in der vertrauten häuslichen Umgebung versorgt werden

Homecomputer

Home com pu ter , Home-Com pu ter Substantiv, maskulin , der Home-Computer |ˈhoʊm … ˈhoʊm …|der Homecomputer; Genitiv: des Homecomputers, Plural: die Homecomputer der Home-Computer; Genitiv: des Home-Computers, Plural: die Home-Computer englisch home computer, aus: home = Heim und Computer PC

Homedress

Home dress , Home-Dress Substantiv, maskulin oder Substantiv, feminin , der oder die Home-Dress der Homedress; Genitiv: des Homedress und Homedresses, Homedresse, österreichisch auch die Homedress; Genitiv: der Homedress, Plural: die Homedressen der Home-Dress; Genitiv: des Home-Dress und Home-Dresses, Home-Dresse, österreichisch auch die Home-Dress; Genitiv: der Home-Dress, Plural: die Home-Dressen englisch Hauskleid, Hausanzug

Homefighter

Home figh ter , Home-Figh ter Substantiv, maskulin , der Home-Fighter |ˈhoʊmfa͜itɐ ˈhoʊmfa͜itɐ |der Homefighter; Genitiv: des Homefighters, Plural: die Homefighter der Home-Fighter; Genitiv: des Home-Fighters, Plural: die Home-Fighter aus englisch home = Heim und Fighter im heimischen Boxring, vor heimischem Publikum besonders starker und erfolgreicher Boxer

Homeland

Home land Substantiv, Neutrum , das |ˈhoʊmlænd |das Homeland; Genitiv: des Homeland [s ], Plural: die Homelands meist im Plural englisch homeland (im Rahmen der in der Republik Südafrika 1948 bis 1993 angewandten Doktrin der Apartheid ) bestimmten Teilen der schwarzen Bevölkerung zugewiesenes Siedlungsgebiet

Homelearning

Home lear ning, Home-Lear ning Substantiv, Neutrum , das Home-Learning |ˈhoʊmləːnɪŋ ˈhoʊmləːnɪŋ |das Homelearning; Genitiv: des Homelearning [s ] das Home-Learning; Genitiv: des Home-Learning [s ] aus englisch home = Heim und learning = das Lernen a [durch Lernsoftware, Internet o. Ä. unterstütztes ] Lernen von zu Hause aus b Homeschooling

Homeoffice

Homepage

Home page , Home-Page Substantiv, feminin EDV , die Home-Page |ˈhoʊmpeɪd͜ʃ ˈhoʊmpeɪd͜ʃ |die Homepage; Genitiv: der Homepage, Plural: die Homepages |[…d͜ʃɪs ]|die Home-Page; Genitiv: der Home-Page, Plural: die Home-Pages |[…d͜ʃɪs ]|englisch home page, aus: home = Heim und page = Seite a über das Internet als grafische Darstellung abrufbare Datei, die als Ausgangspunkt zu den angebotenen Informationen einer Person, Firma oder Institution dient; Leitseite, Startseite eine Homepage einrichten b Gesamtheit der Dateien einer Person, Firma oder Institution, die von der Homepage a erreichbar sind

Homeplate

Home plate , Home-Plate Substantiv, Neutrum Baseball , das Home-Plate |…pleɪt …pleɪt |das Homeplate; Genitiv: des Homeplate [s ], Plural: die Homeplates das Home-Plate; Genitiv: des Home-Plate [s ], Plural: die Home-Plates Homebase 1

Homer

Ho mer Eigenname |Hom e r |altgriechischer Dichter

Homeride

Ho me ri de Substantiv, maskulin , der |Homer i de |griechisch-lateinisch 1 Rhapsode, der die homerischen Gedichte vortrug 2 Angehöriger einer altgriechischen Rhapsodengilde auf der Insel Chios, die sich von Homer herleitete

homerisch

ho me risch Adjektiv |hom e risch |typisch für den Dichter Homer, in seinen Werken [häufig ] anzutreffen homerisches Gelächter Gelächter 1

Homerismus

Ho me ris mus Substantiv, maskulin , der |Homer i smus |der Homerismus; Genitiv: des Homerismus, Plural: die Homerismen homerischer Ausdruck, homerisches Stilelement im Werk eines anderen Dichters

Homeros

Ho me ros Homer |Hom e ros |

Homerule

Home rule Substantiv, feminin , die Home-Rule |ˈhoʊmruːl |englisch home rule = Selbstregierung politisches Schlagwort für das von der irischen Nationalpartei angestrebte (1922 außer in Ulster verwirklichte ) Ziel, die Selbstständigkeit Irlands auf parlamentarischem Wege zu erreichen

Home-Rule

Home-Rule Substantiv, feminin , die Homerule |ˈhoʊmruːl |die Home-Rule; Genitiv: der Home-Rule englisch home rule = Selbstregierung politisches Schlagwort für das von der irischen Nationalpartei angestrebte (1922 außer in Ulster verwirklichte ) Ziel, die Selbstständigkeit Irlands auf parlamentarischem Wege zu erreichen

Homerun

Home run , Home-Run Substantiv, maskulin Baseball , der Home-Run |ˈhoʊmrʌn ˈhoʊmrʌn |der Homerun; Genitiv: des Homerun [s ], Plural: die Homeruns der Home-Run; Genitiv: des Home-Run [s ], Plural: die Home-Runs englisch home run, eigentlich = Heim-, Mallauf Treffer, der es dem Schläger ermöglicht, nach Berühren des ersten, zweiten und dritten Base das Schlagmal wieder zu erreichen einen Homerun erzielen

Homeschooling

Home schoo ling , Home-Schoo ling Substantiv, Neutrum , das Home-Schooling |…skuːlɪŋ …skuːlɪŋ |das Homeschooling; Genitiv: des Homeschooling [s ] das Home-Schooling; Genitiv: des Home-Schooling [s ] englisch homeschooling, aus: home = Heim und schooling = Schulbildung Hausunterricht

Homeshopping

Home shop ping , Home-Shop ping Substantiv, Neutrum , das Home-Shopping |…ʃɔpɪŋ …ʃɔpɪŋ |das Homeshopping; Genitiv: des Homeshoppings das Home-Shopping; Genitiv: des Home-Shoppings englisch home shopping, aus: home = Heim und Shopping das Einkaufen per Bestellung von zu Hause aus besonders über das Internet

Homesitter

Home sit ter Substantiv, maskulin , der |…zɪtɐ |der Homesitter; Genitiv: des Homesitters, Plural: die Homesitter Analogiebildung zu Babysitter jemand, der das Haus des Hauseigentümers während dessen Abwesenheit bewohnt und bewacht

Homespun

Home spun Substantiv, maskulin oder Substantiv, Neutrum , der oder das |…span |das Homespun oder der Homespun; Genitiv: des Homespuns, Plural: die Homespuns englisch ; »hausgesponnen «grobfädiger, früher handgesponnener noppiger Wollstoff

Homestory

Home sto ry , Home-Sto ry Substantiv, feminin , die Home-Story |ˈhoʊm … ˈhoʊm …|die Homestory; Genitiv: der Homestory, Plural: die Homestorys die Home-Story; Genitiv: der Home-Story, Plural: die Home-Storys aus englisch home = Heim und story, Story mit Fotos versehener Bericht in einer Zeitschrift o. Ä. über eine [prominente ] Person in ihrem häuslichen, privaten Bereich

Hometrainer

Home trai ner , Home-Trai ner Substantiv, maskulin , der Home-Trainer |ˈhoʊm … ˈhoʊm …|der Hometrainer; Genitiv: des Hometrainers, Plural: die Hometrainer der Home-Trainer; Genitiv: des Home-Trainers, Plural: die Home-Trainer aus englisch home = Heim und Trainer Übungsgerät (z. B. stationäres Fahrrad, Rudergerät ) für den Hausgebrauch zum Konditions- und Ausgleichssport oder zu heilgymnastischen Zwecken; Heimtrainer 1

Homewear

Home wear Substantiv, feminin , die |ˈhoʊmwɛːɐ̯ |die Homewear; Genitiv: der Homewear aus englisch home = Heim und wear = Kleidung bequeme Kleidung, die man [nur ] zu Hause trägt

French Dictionary

home center

home center Anglicisme pour maisonnerie.

home cinema

home cinema Anglicisme pour cinéma maison.

homélie

homélie n. f. nom féminin Sermon. : Le curé nous servit sa belle homélie.

homéopathe

homéopathe adj. et n. m. et f. adjectif et nom masculin et féminin Se dit d ’une personne qui pratique l ’homéopathie. Note Orthographique homéopat h e.

homéopathie

homéopathie n. f. nom féminin Méthode thérapeutique. ANTONYME allopathie . Note Orthographique homéopat h ie.

homéopathique

homéopathique adj. adjectif Relatif à l ’homéopathie. : Des traitements homéopathiques. LOCUTION Dose homéopathique. figuré Par très petites quantités. : Ils lisent très peu, à dose homéopathique, dirons-nous.

home page

home page FORME FAUTIVE Anglicisme pour page d ’accueil.

homérique

homérique adj. adjectif 1 Relatif à Homère. 2 Qui est digne d ’Homère. : Une aventure homérique. Note Typographique L ’adjectif s ’écrit avec une minuscule.

Spanish Dictionary

home cinema

home cinema nombre masculino Sistema que permite visionar, a través de la pantalla de televisión doméstica, productos audiovisuales con la calidad sonora de las proyecciones en una sala de cine .Se pronuncia aproximadamente 'jome sinema' .

homeless

homeless nombre común Persona que no tiene un lugar donde vivir y duerme en la calle o en establecimientos benéficos .ETIMOLOGÍA Préstamo del inglés homeless ‘sin hogar ’.Se pronuncia aproximadamente ‘jomles ’.El plural es homeless .

homenaje

homenaje nombre masculino 1 Demostración pública de admiración y respeto hacia una persona :a las ocho de esta tarde, en el paraninfo de la universidad, tendrá lugar la lectura homenaje a Quevedo; se reunieron el domingo los ciento veinte damnificados para hacer un homenaje a las víctimas .2 Juramento solemne de fidelidad hecho antiguamente a un rey o señor . VÉASE torre del homenaje . ETIMOLOGÍA Préstamo (s. xii ) del occitano antiguo omenatge, derivado de ome ‘hombre ’ en el sentido feudal de ‘vasallo ’. De la familia etimológica de hombre (V.).

homenajeado, -da

homenajeado, -da nombre masculino y femenino Persona que recibe un homenaje :el compositor canario fue el otro gran homenajeado .

homenajear

homenajear verbo transitivo Hacer un homenaje .

homeo-

homeo- Elemento prefijal de origen griego que entra en la formación de nombres y adjetivos con el significado de ‘semejante ’, ‘parecido ’:homeopatía, homeotermo .

homeópata

homeópata nombre común /adjetivo Persona que se dedica al estudio de la homeopatía o la ejerce como profesión .

homeopatía

homeopatía nombre femenino Método curativo de algunas enfermedades que se fundamenta en la aplicación de pequeñas cantidades de sustancias que, si se aplicaran en grandes proporciones a un individuo sano, producirían los mismos síntomas que se pretenden combatir :la homeopatía considera que solo los síntomas constituyen el medio por el cual la enfermedad nos indica su agente curativo .ANTÓNIMO alopatía .ETIMOLOGÍA Compuesto (s. xix ) del griego hómoios ‘semejante ’ y páthos ‘padecimiento, enfermedad ’. Voz creada por el alemán S. Hahnemann (1796 ) para designar este método de curación. De la familia etimológica de padecer (V.).

homeopático, -ca

homeopático, -ca adjetivo De la homeopatía o relacionado con este método curativo :tratamiento homeopático; doctrina homeopática; farmacia homeopática; terapéutica homeopática .

homeostasia

homeostasia nombre femenino Homeóstasis .

homeóstasis

homeóstasis u homeostasis nombre femenino Conjunto de fenómenos de autorregulación, conducentes al mantenimiento de una relativa constancia en la composición y las propiedades del medio interno de un organismo :los mecanismos reguladores de la homeostasis; (fig ) se mantiene la homeostasis familiar y se reequilibran todas las alteraciones y conflictos que se generan en el hogar .SINÓNIMO homeostasia .El plural es homeóstasis u homeostasis .

homeostático, -ca

homeostático, -ca adjetivo De la homeóstasis o relacionado con ella :teoría homeostática; el sudor es un mecanismo homeostático que permite el descenso de la temperatura corporal .

homeotermia

homeotermia nombre femenino biol Estado o capacidad de los seres vivos que mantienen constante la temperatura corporal, con independencia de las variaciones de la temperatura ambiental .SINÓNIMO isotermia .

homeotérmico, -ca

homeotérmico, -ca adjetivo 1 biol De la homeotermia o relacionado con ella .2 zool [animal ] Que es de sangre caliente .

homeotermo, -ma

homeotermo, -ma adjetivo biol [organismo ] Que presenta homeotermia .

homérico, -ca

homérico, -ca adjetivo De Homero (poeta griego, s. ix a. C.) o relacionado con él o con su obra .

homero

homero nombre masculino Árbol de tronco erecto y grueso, copa redonda, corteza oscura y rugosa, hojas caducas y frutos agrupados en pequeñas piñas; puede alcanzar hasta 30 m de altura; crece cerca de los ríos o de lugares muy húmedos .SINÓNIMO aliso .

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

home

home /hoʊm /〖「村, 町」＞「わが家」〗(形 )homeless 名詞複～s /-z /1 a. C U 我が家 , 自宅 , 家 ; C 家庭 , 世帯 ; U 家庭生活 (!一般にhouseが建物を意味するのに対してhomeは建物に加え家族の暮らしの場としての意を含む. ただし｟米｠ではhouseの意でも用いられる; ↓b ) ▸ away from home 家を離れて [あけて ], 留守にして ▸ make one's home in New York ニューヨークに住む ▸ run away from home ｟米｠家出をする ▸ There's no place like home .｟ことわざ｠我が家にまさる所なし ▸ work at [｟主に英｠from ] home (出社せずに )家で仕事をする, 在宅勤務をする ▸ one's spiritual home 心の拠（よ）り所, 精神的な安らぎの場 ▸ It was thought that a woman's place was in [╳ at ] the home .昔は, 女性は家にいるべきだと考えられていた (!所有格代名詞定冠詞を伴うとatではなくinを用いる; ↓at home ) b. C ｟米｠(建物としての )家 , 住宅 ▸ one's own home ≒ a home of one's own 自宅 ; 持ち家 ▸ buy a new [single-family, 10 -year-old ] home 新しい [1世帯用の, 築10年の ]家を買う ▸ a second home 別宅 2 C a. (老人病人子供などの )養護施設 , ホーム ▸ go to [into ] a nursing home (医療完備の )老人ホーム [｟英｠個人病院 ]に入る ▸ grow up in a children's home 養護施設で育つ ▸ an old people's [folks' ] home ≒ a home for the elderly [aged ]養老院 b. (飼い主のない犬猫の )収容施設 .3 C U 故郷 , 郷里 ; 故国 , 本国 (!実際の出身地以外に現在住んでいる所も示し, その土地への愛着や心地よさなどを含意 ) ▸ My son was born in Japan, but he's made Canada his home .うちの息子は日本で生まれたが, 今ではカナダが (第2の )ふるさとだ ▸ This city is home to more than 15,000 people from overseas .この市には1万5千人以上の外国人が住んでいる (╳ the ～としない; ↓4 b 用例 )▸ Where is your home (town )?お国はどちらですか (≒Where are you from? )(╳ Where is your country? としない )4 C 〖通例the ～〗a. (物事の )発祥地 ; 本場 ; 原産地 ▸ the home of the Olympics オリンピック発祥の地 ▸ This area is the home of the oil industry .この一帯は石油産業の中心地です b. (動物の )生息地 ; (植物の )自生地 ▸ Australia is the home of the kangaroo. ≒ Australia is home to the kangaroo .オーストラリアはカンガルーの生息地です (!toを伴う場合は ╳the ～としない ) .5 C 本拠地 , 本部 , 基地 .6 U 〘野球〙本塁 , ホームベース ; 〘スポーツ〙本拠地での試合 [勝利 ]; 決勝点 .7 C ｟英くだけて｠保管 [収納 ]場所 .(a ) h ò me aw à y from h ó me ｟米｠＝(a ) h ò me from h ó me 英我が家のようにくつろげる場所 .at h ó me 1 在宅して, 自宅に (いて )(↓副詞 1 ).2 くつろいで, 気楽に ▸ I feel [am ] most at home in my room [with you ].僕は自分の部屋 [君と一緒 ]にいる時が一番くつろげるんだ ▸ Come in, and make yourself at home .｟話｠さあ入って, どうぞ楽にしてください ▸ Good music makes people feel right at home .良い音楽は人の心を和ませてくれます 3 «…に » 精通して, 手慣れて «with , in , on » ▸ He is equally at home in German and French .彼はドイツ語もフランス語も堪能（たんのう）だ 4 国内 [本国 ]で (の )(↔abroad )▸ problems at home and abroad 国内外の問題 5 〘スポーツ〙本拠地で (の )▸ consecutive wins at home ホームグラウンドでの連勝 cl ò se to h ó me 〈問題などが〉身につまされて ; 〈発言などが〉胸につきささる, 図星で .f ì nd a h ó me for A Aにふさわしい場所を見つける ; ｟英くだけて｠A 〈物〉の保管 [収納 ]場所を見つける .g ò to one's l ò ng [l à st ] h ó me 死ぬ, 逝（い）く .h ó me sw è et h ó me 我が家ってなんていいんだろう .l è ave h ó me (親から )独立する ; (仕事などで )家を出る .… wh è n he's [she's, it's ] at h ó me? ｟英おどけた話｠(相手の挙げた名前事柄などを聞き返して )そいつ [それ ]はいったい何者だい [何のことだ ].形容詞比較なし〖名詞の前で〗1 自宅の ; 故郷の ; 家庭 (用 )の ; 自家製の ▸ one's home address 自宅の住所 ▸ return to one's home country 祖国に戻る ▸ have a happy home life 幸せな家庭生活を送る ▸ a home video ホームビデオ 2 国内の , 本国の ▸ products for the home market 国内市場向けの製品 ▸ home affairs 内政 (↔foreign affairs )3 本拠地の , ホームグラウンドの ; ｟米｠本部の , 主要な ▸ play a home game [match ]ホームグラウンドで試合を行う ▸ home office workers 本社勤めの人 4 急所を突く , 手厳しい .h ò me and aw á y 〘野球サッカー〙本拠地と敵地とで相互に試合をする制度 .副詞比較なし 1 〖goなどの動作動詞と共に〗自宅へ [に ]; 故郷へ [に ]; 自国へ [に ](→return コーパスの窓 ); ｟主に米｠〖be, stayなどの状態動詞と共に〗在宅して , 家にいて (｟主に英｠at home )▸ go [come ] home 家に帰る ; 帰国する ▸ get [arrive ] home 家に着く ▸ return home to California カリフォルニアの自宅に戻る ▸ on one's [the ] way home from work 仕事から帰る途中で ▸ one's friends back home 故郷の友人 ▸ stay [sit ] home all day ｟主に米｠1日中家にいる [じっとしている ](≒ ｟主に英｠stay [sit ] at home …)▸ Mom, I'm home !お母さん, ただいま ▸ I'll be home in a minute .すぐに帰ってくるからね 2 しっかりと , 十分に ; ねらったところに ; 痛烈に , 辛辣（しんらつ）に ▸ drive [hammer ] a nail home くぎを深く打ち込む ▸ drive [hammer, press ] the point home 要点をしっかりとたたき込む ▸ Four missiles struck home .｟書｠4発のミサイルが命中した ▸ His jokes really hit home with [struck home to ] me .彼の冗談は私の胸にひどくこたえた 3 〘野球〙本塁へ ; 〘競技〙決勝点へ , ゴールへ .br ì ng A h ó me ｟アイル俗｠〈助産師などが〉A 〈赤ん坊〉を取り上げる .br ì ng A h ó me (to B )＝br ì ng h ó me (to B ) A A 〈事〉を (B 〈人〉に )痛感させる . ▸ The accident will bring home to him the danger of drunken driving .その事故で彼も飲酒運転の危険を思い知るだろう c ò me h ó me 1 【人に】痛切に感じられる, 完全に理解される [明らかになる ] «to » .2 ↑副詞 1 .g ò h ó me 1 ↑副詞 1 .2 〈矢言葉などが〉ぐさりと刺さる .h ò me fr é e ｟米｠＝h ò me and dr ý 英＝h ò me and h ó sed ｟豪ニュージー｠｟くだけて｠(苦難の末に )勝利 [成功 ]を収めて [が確実で ]; 目的を達成して, 安心で .n ó thing (m ù ch ) to wr ì te h ó me ab ò ut ｟くだけて｠とりたてて言うほどもないもの [こと ]; ありふれたこと [もの ].t à ke h ó me A A 〈金額〉を手取りで稼ぐ .動詞自動詞 1 家 [故郷 , 本国 ]に帰る .2 〈特に訓練されたハトが〉巣に戻る .他動詞 1 〈人〉を家に送る .2 〈人〉に家を提供する .h ò me í n on A 1 〈ミサイルなどが〉A 〈標的など〉を正確にねらう, 目指す .2 A 〈ある問題事柄など〉に懸命に取り組む, 注意を向ける .～̀ b á se (!｟米｠) 1 〖単数形で〗〘野球〙本塁, ホームベース (→baseball ).2 本社 .3 本拠地, 基地 .～̀ c í nema ｟英｠＝home theater .～̀ comp ú ter ｟主に米｠家庭用パソコン .H -̀ C ó unties 〖the ～〗ロンドン周辺の諸州〘主にEssex, Kent, Surrey, Hertfordshireなど〙.～̀ del í very s è rvice 宅配サービス .～̀ econ ó mics 〖通例単数扱い〗家政学 (domestic science ); 家庭科 .～̀ f á rm ｟主に英南ア｠(地主専用の )農場 .～̀ fr ó nt 〖通例the ～〗銃後 (の国民 ).～̀ gr ó und 1 〘スポーツ〙ホームグラウンド, 本拠地 .2 (一般に )地元, 本拠地 ▸ be on (one's ) home ground 本拠地 [地元 ]にいる ; 自信のある, 安心した .H -̀ Gu á rd 〘英史〙〖通例the ～〗国防市民軍 (兵 ); ｟米｠地方義勇兵 .～̀ h é alth à ide ｟米｠ [h é lp ｟英｠](老人病人の世話をする )ホームヘルパー, 家政婦 (╳ home helperとしない ).～̀ m ó vie ホームムービー〘家族などを撮影し家庭で楽しむもの〙.～̀ ó ffice 1 本社 .2 自宅内オフィス .3 ｟英｠〖the H- O-; 単数形で〗内務省 .～́ p à ge 〘インターネット〙ホームページ .～̀ ph ó ne 自宅の電話 .～̀ pl á te ＝home base (1 ).～̀ r ó om ｟米｠＝homeroom .～̀ r ú le 1 自治権 .2 〖H- R- 〗アイルランド自治 (権 ).～̀ r ú n 〘野球〙ホームラン, 本塁打 (｟米くだけて｠homer )▸ hit a solo home run ソロホームランを打つ (!「満塁ホームラン」はa grand slam ) .～̀ scr é en ｟米｠テレビ .H -̀ S é cretary ｟英｠〖通例the ～〗内務大臣 .～̀ sh ó pping ホームショッピング〘家庭から電話インターネットなどで注文する〙.～̀ s í gnal ｟英｠(列車に対する場内への )進入許可信号 .～̀ str á ight ＝homestretch .～̀ t é am 地元チーム .～̀ th é ater ｟米｠ホームシアター .～̀ t í me ｟英｠下校の時間 .～̀ tr á de ｟英｠国内の商売 .～̀ tr ú th 〖通例～s 〗(他者から打ち明けられる )不愉快な [胸にこたえる ]事実 .～̀ ú nit ｟豪｠(集合住宅の )一戸 .～̀ ú ser 〘コンピュ〙個人ユーザー〘企業ユーザーに対して〙.～̀ v í sit (医者看護師による )家庭訪問 .

homebody

h ó me b ò dy 名詞複 -ies C ｟米くだけて｠(家にばかりいて )出不精の人, 家庭的な人 .

homebound

h ò me b ó und 形容詞 1 〈船舶などが〉本国行きの ; 家路に向かう .2 (病気で )家にいる .

homeboy

h ó me b ò y 名詞複～s C ｟主に米黒人くだけて｠1 同郷の (友 )人 .2 不良仲間 (!同じグループ内で用いる ) .3 ラップミュージシャン .

homebrew

h ò me br é w 名詞 U 自家醸造のビール .h ò me br é wed 形容詞

homecoming

h ó me c ò ming 名詞 1 U C 帰省, 帰郷, 帰国 .2 C ｟米｠(高校大学の卒業生が )学校に戻ってくる機会 [行事 ], (毎年開催される )同窓会, ホームカミング .

homegirl

h ó me g ì rl 名詞 C homeboyの女性形 .

homegrown

h ò me gr ó wn 形容詞〖通例名詞の前で〗1 自家栽培 [生産 ]の〈野菜など〉.2 国産の, 地方産 [県産 ]の ; 自国 [地元 ]で訓練された, 生え抜きの .

homeland

h ó me l à nd 名詞 C 1 〖通例単数形で〗本国, 故国, 母国 .2 ｟南ア｠〖通例複数扱い〗(アパルトヘイト政策での )黒人居住 [自治 ]地域 .

homeless

home less /hóʊmləs /→home 形容詞比較なし家のない ; 野良の , 飼い主のない ; 〖the ～; 集合的に; 名詞的に〗ホームレス , 家のない人たち (!複数扱い ) .～ness 名詞 U ホームレスであること [状態 ].

homelike

h ó me l ì ke 形容詞我が家のような, 親しめる, 気楽な .

homely

h ó me ly 形容詞 1 ｟英ほめて｠〈場所などが〉心地 [気持ちの ]よい, 家庭的な ▸ a homely house 心地のよい家 2 ｟主に英ほめて｠〈食べ物が〉質素な, ありふれた, 家庭的な .3 ｟英ほめて｠〈女性が〉心あたたかい, 打ち解けた, 家庭的な .4 ｟米けなして｠〈人顔立ちが〉魅力のない, 無器量な .

homemade

home made /-́-̀ |-̀-́, また -́-̀ /形容詞 (食品など )手製の, 自家製の ▸ homemade jam 自家製のジャム (╳handmade … としない )

homemaker

h ó me m à ker 名詞 C ｟主に米｠(専業 )主婦 (housewife ), 家庭内の仕事をやり繰りする人 .

homemaking

h ó me m à king 名詞 U 家庭づくり ; 家事 (のやり繰り ).

homeopath

ho me o path /hóʊmiəpæ̀θ /名詞 C 同毒 [同種 ]療法医師 .

homeopathy

ho me op a thy /hòʊmiɑ́pəθi |-ɔ́p -/名詞 U 〘医〙同毒 [同種 ]療法 .

homeowner

h ó me ò wner 名詞 C マイホーム所有者, 持ち家の住人 .

Homer

Ho mer /hóʊmə r /名詞ホメロス〘古代ギリシャ最大の叙事詩人〙▸ Even Homer sometimes nods .｟ことわざ｠ホメロスもしくじることがある ; 「弘法も筆の誤り」.

homer

hom er /hóʊmə r /名詞 C 1 ｟米くだけて｠〘野球〙ホームラン (home run ).2 伝書バト .動詞自動詞｟米くだけて｠〘野球〙ホームランを打つ .

homeroom

h ó me r ò om 名詞 U C ｟米｠ホームルーム (の教室 [時間 ]).

homeshoreing

h ò me sh ó re ing 名詞 U (インターネットなどを活用して )業務を国内の在宅労働者に回すこと (!offshoringに対して ) .

homesick

h ó me s ì ck 形容詞〖通例 be ～〗ホームシックの , 【家故郷などを】恋しがる «for » ▸ feel homesick for one's hometown 故郷を恋しく思う～ness 名詞

homespun

h ó me sp ù n 形容詞〖通例名詞の前で〗1 素朴な, 単純な, 月並みな〈考えなど〉.2 手織りの布地から作られた, 家で織られた〈服など〉.

homestay

h ó me st à y 名詞複～s C ｟主に米｠ホームステイ〘外国人などの一般家庭滞在による生活文化体験〙▸ do a homestay ホームステイをする

homestead

h ó me st è ad 名詞 C 1 ｟米古｠(居住耕作を条件に )政府から与えられた土地 .2 (周囲の建物なども含めた )農場, 農地 .動詞自動詞他動詞｟米古｠(〈土地〉を )政府に与えられて入植する .～er 名詞 C 入植者 .

homesteading

h ó me st è ad ing 名詞 U ｟米｠(都市の荒廃防止の )都市定住奨励 (政策 ).

homestretch

h ó me str è tch ｟主に英｠h ò me str á ight 名詞 C 1 〖単数形で; the ～〗(レースなどの )決勝ゴール前の直線コース .2 (活動旅行仕事などの )最後の部分, 最終段階, 山場 .

hometown

h ò me t ó wn 名詞 C 故郷, 生まれ育った町, 子供時代を過ごした場所 ; 住んでいる町 .

homeward

home ward /hóʊmwə r d /比較なし形容詞〖名詞の前で〗家へ向けて, 帰途の .副詞｟主に米｠〖動詞の後で〗帰途について, 家 [本国 ]に向かって (｟主に英｠homewards )▸ homeward bound ｟文｠帰路についている

homewards

h ó me wards 副詞｟主に英｠＝homeward .

homework

home work /hóʊmwə̀ː r k /名詞 U 1 (学校の )宿題 (!｟米｠では C 名詞の (homework ) assignmentも用いる ) ▸ do one's homework 宿題をする ▸ I've got a lot of [╳many ] homework today .今日はたっぷり宿題があるんだ (!数量をいうときは数詞やmanyを用いずa piece of, plenty of, some, anyを用い, 否定文疑問文ではmuchを用いる ) 2 ｟くだけて｠準備 , 下調べ ▸ She really did her homework .彼女は必要な下準備をすべて済ませた

homey

hom ey /hóʊmi /形容詞｟米くだけて｠家庭のような, 気持ちのよい, 居心地のよい (cosy, homely ).名詞｟米｠〖単数形で〗同じ地域から来た人 [友達 ].