noun “home”
Singular home, Plural homes oder onzieleg
- the place where one lives, especially with one's family
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
After a long vacation, the family felt relieved and happy to finally return to their cozy home.
- the place where one was born or raised
Every summer, he returns to his home to visit his family.
- the country or place where one's ancestors are from
After years of traveling, he finally returned home, feeling an overwhelming sense of belonging and peace.
- a place offering refuge or care
The old mansion was transformed into a home for abandoned pets, offering them shelter and love.
- the natural environment of a plant or animal
The Amazon rainforest is the home of thousands of unique species of plants and animals.
- the main page of a website
When you visit our website, click on the "Home" link to see an overview of newly added content.
- the main directory on a computer where a user's files are stored
I saved the file in my home, so I can access it from any terminal.
- the final goal in a board game
In chess, once your pawn reaches the opposite side of the board, it can be promoted, making that square its home.
verb “home”
Infinitiv home; hien homes; Verg. homed; Part. Verg. homed; Ger. homing
- (of animals) to find way back to the owner
After being lost for days, the pigeon homed back to its coop.
adjective “home”
Grondform home, net stufbar
- domestic, not foreign
The home market is not that important for this company because it has expanded globally.
- created or used in one's own house
She baked home cookies for the school bake sale.
- pertaining to the team that is playing at its own venue
The home fans cheered wildly as their team scored the winning goal.
adverb “home”
- towards one's house or usual place
After the movie, we all decided to head home.
- at one's house or usual place
After the long journey, it's great to be home again.
- towards one's birthplace
After years of living overseas, she finally flew home to visit her family.
- into the place where it belongs
He pushed the drawer home with a satisfying click.
- to the main page of a website
After reading the article, I clicked the logo to return home.
- in soccer, into the goal
He kicked the ball and it went straight home, scoring the winning goal.