hood
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /hʊd/
Forms: hoods, hooded
hood means: A soft covering for your head and neck, usually attached to a coat or other clothing.
noun
A soft covering for your head and neck, usually attached to a coat or other clothing.
- Put your hood up.
- His jacket has a warm hood.
- She pulled the hood over her head when it started raining.
The metal cover that opens above a car's engine.
- Open the hood, please.
- Smoke was coming from under the hood.
- The mechanic lifted the hood to check the engine.
The area of a town where someone lives, especially in a city.
- Everyone in the hood knows him.
- She still visits friends in her old hood.
- We grew up in the same hood.
Questions about hood
What does hood mean?
A soft covering for your head and neck, usually attached to a coat or other clothing.
What is hood in other languages?
Türkçe: kapüşon · Español: capucha · Français: capuche · Deutsch: Kapuze · Italiano: cappuccio · 日本語: フード
How do you pronounce hood?
It is pronounced /hʊd/.
How do you use hood in a sentence?
Put your hood up. His jacket has a warm hood.
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