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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. hum [Brit hʌm, Am həm] N

1. hum (sound):

2. hum Brit inf (bad smell):

hum

II. hum [Brit hʌm, Am həm] INTERJ (in hesitation)

hum

III. hum <pres part humming; pret, pp hummed> [Brit hʌm, Am həm] VB trans

hum person tune:

hum
fredonner (to, for à)

IV. hum <pres part humming; pret, pp hummed> [Brit hʌm, Am həm] VB intr

1. hum (make a low sound):

hum person:
hum insect, aircraft:
hum machine:

2. hum (bustle):

hum factory floor, office:

3. hum Brit inf (smell):

hum

I. haw [Brit hɔː, Am hɔ] N

1. haw BOT:

2. haw ZOOL:

II. haw [Brit hɔː, Am hɔ] INTERJ dated

haw! haw!
ha! ha!

III. haw [Brit hɔː, Am hɔ]

to hum Brit or hem Am and haw
to hum Brit or hem Am and haw
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to hum
to hum [sth] to oneself
hum
bruire insecte:
to hum
bourdonner moteur:
to hum

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. hum1 <-mm-> [hʌm] VB intr

1. hum (make a low continuous sound) a. fig:

hum bee
hum machine
hum person

2. hum (be full of activity):

hum

3. hum Brit inf (stink):

hum

Phrases:

to hum and haw Brit, Aus

II. hum1 <-mm-> [hʌm] VB trans

hum

III. hum1 <-mm-> [hʌm] N

hum of insect
hum of machinery, plane
hum of voices
hum of melody

hum2 [hʌm] INTERJ

hum
to hum and haw Brit, Aus, to hem and haw Am
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to hum
to hum
bourdonner moteur, hélice
to hum
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. hum <-mm-> [hʌm] VB intr

1. hum (make a low continuous sound) a. fig:

hum bee
hum machine
hum person

2. hum (be full of activity):

hum

II. hum <-mm-> [hʌm] VB trans

hum

III. hum <-mm-> [hʌm] N

hum of insect
hum of machinery, plane
hum of voices
hum of melody
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to hum
to hum
bourdonner moteur, hélice
to hum
Present
Ihum
youhum
he/she/ithums
wehum
youhum
theyhum
Past
Ihummed
youhummed
he/she/ithummed
wehummed
youhummed
theyhummed
Present Perfect
Ihavehummed
youhavehummed
he/she/ithashummed
wehavehummed
youhavehummed
theyhavehummed
Past Perfect
Ihadhummed
youhadhummed
he/she/ithadhummed
wehadhummed
youhadhummed
theyhadhummed