Necessary Vocabulary H

 

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Handle / ˈhændl / (হ্যান্ডল্‌) v {নিয়ন্ত্রণ করা} [to deal with a situation, a person, an area of work or a strong emotion]: I have got to go. I cannot handle it anymore.	Handled / ˈhændld / (হ্যান্ডল্‌ড্‌)	Handled / ˈhændld / (হ্যান্ডল্‌ড্‌)	Handles / ˈhændlz / (হ্যান্ডল্‌জ্‌)	Handling / ˈhændlɪŋ / (হ্যান্ডলিং)
Hang / hæŋ / (হ্যাং) v {ফাঁসি দেয়া} [to kill someone, especially as a punishment, by tying a rope around their neck and allowing them to drop, or to die in this way]:	Hanged / hæŋd / (হ্যাংড্‌): He had committed suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan.	Hanged / hæŋd / (হ্যাংড্‌)	Hangs / hæŋz / (হ্যাংজ্‌)	Hanging / hæŋɪŋ / (হ্যাংইং)
Hang / hæŋ / (হ্যাং) v {ঝুলানো} [to fasten something, or to be fastened, at the top so that the lower part is free or loose]:	Hung / hʌŋ / (হাং)	Hung / hʌŋ / (হাং): Have you hung the wash?	Hangs / hæŋz / (হ্যাংজ্‌)	Hanging / hæŋɪŋ / (হ্যাংইং)
Harm / hɑːrm / (হাঃর্ম্‌) v {ক্ষতি করা} [to hurt or injure someone or damage something]: Pollution harm marine life.	Harmed / hɑːrmd / (হাঃর্মড্‌)	Harmed / hɑːrmd / (হাঃর্মড্‌)	Harms / hɑːrmz / (হাঃর্মজ্‌)	Harming / hɑːrmɪŋ / (হাঃর্মিং)
Hate / heɪt / (হেইঠ্‌) v {ঘৃণা করা} [to dislike somebody or something very much]: Most people hate him, but they do not dare to say so.	Hated / heɪtɪd / (হেইঠিড্‌)	Hated / heɪtɪd / (হেইঠিড্‌)	Hates / heɪts / (হেইঠছ্‌)	Hating / heɪtɪŋ / (হেইঠিং)
Hear / hɪr / (হিএর্‌) v {শোনা} [to be aware of sounds using your ears]: Let's hear you sing, then.	Heard / hɜːrd / (হাঃর্ড্‌)	Heard / hɜːrd / (হাঃর্ড্‌)	Hears / hɪrz / (হিএর্জ্‌)	Hearing / hɪrɪŋ / (হিএরিং)
Hesitate / ˈhezɪteɪt / (হেজিঠেইঠ্‌) v {দ্বিধা/ ইতস্তত করা} [to be slow to speak or act because you feel uncertain or nervous about it]:	Hesitated / ˈhezɪteɪtɪd / (হেজিঠেইঠিড্‌): I barely hesitated before saying yes.	Hesitated / ˈhezɪteɪtɪd / (হেজিঠেইঠিড্‌)	Hesitates / ˈhezɪteɪts / (হেজিঠেইঠ্ছ্‌‌)	Hesitating / ˈhezɪteɪtɪŋ / (হেজিঠেইঠিং)
Hide / haɪd / (হাইড্‌) v {লুকানো} [to put or keep something/ somebody in a place where that thing or person cannot be seen or found]:	Hid / hɪd / (হিড্‌): He hid the bicycle behind a large plant.	Hidden / hɪdn / (হিডন্‌)	Hides / haɪdz / (হাইড্‌জ্‌)	Hiding / haɪdɪŋ / (হাইডিং)
Hold / hoʊld / (হৌল্ড্‌) v {ধরা, ধারণ করা} [to take and keep somebody/ something in your hand, arms, etc.]:	Held / held / (হেল্ড্‌): I held the baby gently in my arms.	Held / held / (হেল্ড্‌)	Holds / hoʊldz / (হৌল্ড্‌জ্‌)	Holding / hoʊldɪŋ / (হৌল্ডিং)
Hurt / hɜːt / (হাঃর্ঠ্‌) v {আঘাত পাওয়া/লাগা; আঘাত দেওয়া} [to feel pain in a part of your body, or to injure someone or yourself]: My shoes hurt, they are too tight.	Hurt / hɜːt / (হাঃর্ঠ্‌)	Hurt / hɜːt / (হাঃর্ঠ্‌)	Hurts / hɜːts / (হাঃর্ঠ্‌ছ্‌): Please tell me where it hurts.	Hurting / hɜːtɪŋ / (হাঃর্ঠিং)
Hamper / ˈhæmpər / (হ্যাম্ফএর্‌) v {ব্যাহত করা; বাধা দেওয়া} [to prevent someone doing or achieving something easily]:	Hampered / ˈhæmpərd / (হ্যাম্ফএর্ড্‌): High winds hampered the rescue attempt.	Hampered / ˈhæmpərd / (হ্যাম্ফএর্ড্‌)	Hampers / ˈhæmpərz / (হ্যাম্ফএর্জ)	Hampering / ˈhæmpərɪŋ / (হ্যাম্ফএরিং)
Hinder / ˈhɪndər / (হিন্‌ডএর্‌) v {ব্যাহত/ বিঘ্নিত করা} [to make it difficult for someone to do something, or to limit the development of something]:	Hindered / ˈhɪndərd / (হিন্‌ডএর্ড্‌)	Hindered / ˈhɪndərd / (হিন্‌ডএর্ড্‌): High winds have hindered firefighters to put out the blaze.	Hinders / ˈhɪndərz / (হিন্‌ডএর্জ্‌)	Hindering / ˈhɪndərɪŋ / (হিন্‌ডএরিং)
Hatch / hætʃ / (হ্যাচ্‌) v {ডিমে তা দেওয়া বা ডিম ফুটে বাচ্চা বের হওয়া} [(of a young bird, fish, insect, etc.) to come out of an egg]:	Hatched / hætʃt / (হ্যাচ্‌ঠ্‌): Eight chicks hatched out from eggs this morning.	Hatched / hætʃt / (হ্যাচ্‌ঠ্‌)	Hatches / hætʃɪz / (হ্যাচিজ্‌‌)	Hatching / hætʃɪŋ / (হ্যাচিং‌)
Heat / hiːt / (হীঠ্‌) v {গরম/ উত্তপ্ত করা বা হওয়া} [to make something hot or warm, or to become hot or warm]:	Heated / hiːtɪd / (হীঠিড্‌)	Heated / hiːtɪd / (হীঠিড্‌): Make sure the soup is well heated.	Heats / hiːts / (হীঠ্‌ছ্‌)	Heating / hiːtɪŋ / (হীঠিং)
Hijack / ˈhaɪdʒæk / (হাইজ্যাক্‌) v {ছিনতাই করা} [to use violence or threats to take control of an aircraft or other vehicle, in order to force it to travel to a different place]:	Hijacked / ˈhaɪdʒækt / (হাইজ্যাক্‌ঠ্‌): Four men hijacked a jet traveling to London and demanded $500000.	Hijacked / ˈhaɪdʒækt / (হাইজ্যাক্‌ঠ্‌)	Hijacks / ˈhaɪdʒæks / (হাইজ্যাক্‌ছ্‌)	Hijacking / ˈhaɪdʒækɪŋ / (হাইজ্যাকিং)
Hire / haɪər / (হাইএর্‌) v {ভাড়া করা} [to pay to borrow something for a short period]:	Hired / haɪərd / (হাইএর্ড্‌‌)	Hired / haɪərd / (হাইএর্ড্‌‌): workers were hired by the day.	Hires / haɪərz / (হাইএর্‌জ্‌)	Hiring / haɪərɪŋ / (হাইএরিং)
Horrify / ˈhɔːrɪfaɪ / (হোঃরিফাই) v {আতঙ্কিত করা} [to make someone feel extremely shocked, frightened or disgusted]:	Horrified / ˈhɔːrɪfaɪd / (হোঃরিফাইড্‌)	Horrified / ˈhɔːrɪfaɪd / (হোঃরিফাইড্‌): Her family was horrified by the change.	Horrifies / ˈhɔːrɪfaɪz / (হোঃরিফাইজ্‌)	Horrifying / ˈhɔːrɪfaɪɪŋ / (হোঃরিফাইইং)
Hum / hʌm / (হাম্‌) v {গুণগুণ করা} [to make a continuous low sound]:	Hummed / hʌmd / (হামড্‌): The overhead wires hummed with power.	Hummed / hʌmd / (হামড্‌)	Hums / hʌmz / (হামজ্‌)	Humming / hʌmɪŋ / (হামড্‌)
Humiliate / hjuːˈmɪlieɪt / (হিঊমিলিএইঠ্‌) v {লজ্জা দেওয়া; অবমানিত করা} [to make somebody feel ashamed or lose the respect of other people]:	Humiliated / hjuːˈmɪlieɪtɪd / (হিঊমিলিএইঠিড্‌): I have never felt so humiliated.	Humiliated / hjuːˈmɪlieɪtɪd / (হিঊমিলিএইঠিড্‌)	Humiliates / hjuːˈmɪlieɪts / (হিঊমিলিএইঠ্‌ছ্‌)	Humiliating / hjuːˈmɪlieɪtɪŋ / (হিঊমিলিএইঠিং)
Hunt / hʌnt / (হান্ঠ্‌) v {শিকার করা} [to chase animals or birds in order to catch and kill them for food, sport, or profit]: Some animals hunt at night.	Hunted / hʌntɪd / (হান্‌ঠিড্‌)	Hunted / hʌntɪd / (হান্‌ঠিড্‌)	Hunts / hʌnts / (হান্ঠ্‌ছ্‌)	Hunting / hʌntɪŋ / (হান্‌ঠিং)
Hurry / ˈhɜːri / (হাঃরি) v {তাড়াহুড়া করা} [to move or do things more quickly than usual because there is not much time]:	Hurried / ˈhɜːrid / (হাঃরিড্‌): Marry hurried after him.	Hurried / ˈhɜːrid / (হাঃরিড্‌)	Hurries / ˈhɜːriz / (হাঃরিজ্‌)	Hurrying / ˈhɜːriɪŋ / (হাঃরিইং)
Hug / hʌɡ / (হাগ্‌) v {গলা মিলানো; জড়িয়ে ধরা} [to put arms around somebody and hold them tightly, usually to show that you like, love, or value them]	Hugged / hʌɡd / (হাগড্‌): He hugged her tightly.	Hugged / hʌɡd / (হাগড্‌)	Hugs / hʌɡz / (হাগজ্‌)	Huging / hʌɡɪŋ / (হাগিং)
Habituate / həˈbɪtʃueɪt / (হএবিচুএইঠ্‌) v {অভ্যস্থ করানো} [to get used to something]: habituate oneself to a cold climate.	Habituated / həˈbɪtʃueɪtɪd / (হএবিচুএইঠিড্‌)	Habituated / həˈbɪtʃueɪtɪd / (হএবিচুএইঠিড্‌)	Habituates / həˈbɪtʃueɪts / (হএবিচুএইঠ্‌ছ্‌)	Habituating / həˈbɪtʃueɪtɪŋ / (হএবিচুএইঠিং)
Haggle / ˈhæɡl / (হ্যাগল্‌) v {দর কষাকষি করা} [to argue with someone in order to reach an agreement, especially about the price of something]:	Haggled / ˈhæɡld / (হ্যাগল্ড্‌)	Haggled / ˈhæɡld / (হ্যাগল্ড্‌)	Haggles / ˈhæɡlz / (হ্যাগল্‌জ্‌)	Haggling / ˈhæɡlɪŋ / (হ্যাগলিং)
Happen / ˈhæpən / (হ্যাপএন্‌) v {ঘটা; সংঘটিত হওয়া} [(of a situation or an event) to take place, especially without being planned]:	Happened / ˈhæpənd / (হ্যাপএন্ড্‌): A funny thing happened in the office today.	Happened / ˈhæpənd / (হ্যাপএন্ড্‌)	Happens / ˈhæpənz / (হ্যাপএন্‌জ্‌)	Happening / ˈhæpənɪŋ / (হ্যাপএনিং)
Harass / ˈhærəs / (হ্যারএছ্‌) v {হয়রান বা নাজেহাল করা} [to continue to annoy or worry someone by putting pressure over a period of time]:	Harassed / ˈhærəst / (হ্যারএছ্‌ঠ্‌): The man harassed a neighbor with racist abuse.	Harassed / ˈhærəst / (হ্যারএছ্‌ঠ্‌)	Harasses / ˈhærəsɪz / (হ্যারএছিজ্‌)	Harassing / ˈhærəsɪŋ / (হ্যারএছিং)
Haunt / hɔːnt / (হোঃন্ঠ্‌) v {বার বার যাতায়াত করা; ঘুরে ফিরে মনে আসা} [to cause repeated suffering or anxiety]:	Haunted / hɔːntɪd / (হোঃন্ঠিড্‌‌)	Haunted / hɔːntɪd / (হোঃন্ঠিড্‌‌)	Haunts / hɔːnts / (হোঃন্ঠ্‌ছ্‌): the great fear that still haunts her.	Haunting / hɔːntɪŋ / (হোঃন্ঠিং)
Hack / hæk / (হ্যাখ্‌) v {কোপানো, কুপিয়ে কাটা} [to cut somebody or something with rough and violent way]:	Hacked / hækt / (হ্যাখ্‌ঠ্‌): He hacked at the hedge with the shears.	Hacked / hækt / (হ্যাখ্‌ঠ্‌)	Hacks / hæks / (হ্যাখ্‌ছ্‌)	Hacking / hækɪŋ / (হ্যাখিং)
Hit / hɪt / (হিঠ্‌) v {মারা; আঘাত করা} [to move your hand or an object you are holding, against somebody/ something quickly and usually with force]:	Hit / hɪt / (হিঠ্‌): She hit him with a stick.	Hit / hɪt / (হিঠ্‌)	Hits / hɪts / (হিঠ্‌ছ্‌)	Hitting / hɪtɪŋ / (হিঠিং)
Honor / ˈɑːnər / (আঃনএর্‌) v {সম্মান করা} [to do something that shows great respect for someone or something, mainly in public]:	Honored / ˈɑːnərd / (আঃনএর্ড্‌): The President honored us with a personal visit.	Honored / ˈɑːnərd / (আঃনএর্ড্‌)	Honors / ˈɑːnərz / (আঃনএর্জ্‌)	Honoring / ˈɑːnərɪŋ / (আঃনএরিং)
Hook / hʊk / (হুখ্‌) v {আঁকড়ি দিয়ে ধরা বা আটকানো} [to fasten or hang something on something else using a hook; to be fastened or hanging in this way]:	Hooked / hʊkt / (হুক্‌ঠ্‌): She hooked the rope over a branch.	Hooked / hʊkt / (হুক্‌ঠ্‌)	Hooks / hʊks / (হুখছ্‌)	Hooking / hʊkɪŋ / (হুখিং)