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单词 home
释义
home
noun
uk
/həʊm/us
/hoʊm/

homenoun(HOUSE/APARTMENT)

A1[CorU]
thehouse,apartment, etc. where youlive,especiallywithyourfamily:
家，住宅
Thesenatorhas two homes - anapartmentin Washington and ahouseinColorado.这位参议员有两个家——一个是位于华盛顿的公寓，另一个是科罗拉多的家。
He waslivingon thestreetsfor threemonths, and his home was acardboardbox.他在大街上住了3个月了，他的家就是一个纸板箱。
Call meathome after four o'clock.4点之后打家里的电话找我。
women whodecidetostayathome andlookaftertheirchildren决定留在家里带孩子的妇女
Helefthome(=stoppedlivingwith hisparents)when he was 23.他23岁时离家独立生活。
UKMore and morecouplesaresetting uphome together without gettingmarried.越来越多的伴侣不结婚就组成家庭。
[C]
ahouse,apartment, etc. when it isconsideredaspropertythat you canbuyorsell:
（作为财产的）房屋，住宅
luxury/starterhomes豪华住宅／作为过渡房而买的第一所小房子
[C]
thetypeoffamilyyou come from:
家庭
We had ahappyhome.我们有一个幸福的家庭。
childrenfrom abrokenhome(= from afamilyin which theparentshadseparated)来自离异家庭的孩子
C1[C]
aplacewherepeopleoranimalsliveand arecaredfor bypeoplewho are nottheirrelationsorowners:
养育院；收容所；…之家
a children's home/anoldpeople's home/adogs' home孤儿院／养老院／流狼狗收容所
Hespenthis earlyyearsin ahome.他的幼年时期在孤儿院度过。
More examples
  • He wasshotdeadoutsidehis home.
  • Her home is in theeastof France.
  • I'd like towishyou everyhappinessinyournew home.
  • Stormscausedpowercutsin hundreds of homes lastnight.
  • Thepolicefoundavitalclueto the girl'sdisappearancein awoodedareanear her home.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Home
  • a roof overyourheadidiom
  • abode
  • accommodation
  • an Englishman's home is his castleidiom
  • bolthole
  • crib
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • fold
  • gaff
  • habitation
  • hangout
  • harem
  • non-home
  • pad
  • premises
  • rabbit hutch
  • residence
  • residential
  • roof
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Family: relations in general

homenoun(ORIGIN)

A1[CorU]
someone's or something'splaceoforigin, or theplacewhere apersonfeelstheybelong:
出生地，发源地，故乡
Ilivein London, but my home(= where I wasborn)is in Greece.我住在伦敦，但我出生在希腊。
I wasactuallybornin New Zealand, but I'velivedin Hong Kong for solongthat itfeelslikehome now.我实际上出生在新西兰，但我在香港住了这么久，现在感觉就像我的故乡一样了。
More examples
  • Her home is theeastof France.
  • After you'vegainedsomeexperienceteachingabroadyou can come home and get ajob.
  • Theadvertisingcampaignwilltrytohammerhome themessagethatexcessivedrinkingis ahealthrisk.
  • She isridingthefastesthorseand iscertaintoromphome.
  • When oneenginestopped, we had toturnround andflyhome.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Home
  • a roof overyourheadidiom
  • abode
  • accommodation
  • an Englishman's home is his castleidiom
  • bolthole
  • crib
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • fold
  • gaff
  • habitation
  • hangout
  • harem
  • non-home
  • pad
  • premises
  • rabbit hutch
  • residence
  • residential
  • roof
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homenoun(COUNTRY)

[CorU]
yourowncountryoryourownarea:
故国，故乡
ShelovesFrance, but shemisseshome.她爱法国，但是她想念自己的国家。
Athome wecallthis "lardycake".在我们国家，这叫做猪油饼。
UKIwonderwhat they're doingback athome.我纳闷他们在国内做什么。
be/play at home
If asportsteamare/playat home, theyplayontheirownsportsfield.
在主场进行比赛
More examples
  • Theirperformancewas nothing to write home about.
  • Thousands ofpeopleturnedout towelcometheEnglandteamhome.
  • Istayedin Montreal for twoweeksthenflewhome.
  • Theteamplayingat home had abigadvantage.
  • Thediplomatshave beensenthome becausetheirembassyhasbecomeanestofspiesandespionage.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Countries, nationalities & continents: country & nation
  • birthright citizenship
  • body politic
  • BRICS
  • citizen
  • coast
  • countrywide
  • cross-border
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • dual
  • dual citizen
  • motherland
  • non-domestic
  • non-indigenous
  • non-national
  • noncitizen
  • nuclear power
  • statehood
  • stateless
  • superpower
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Competing in sport

Grammar

Houseorhome?
We use the noun house to refer to a building:…

Idioms

be/feel at home
home from home
makeyourselfat home
home
adverb
uk
/həʊm/us
/hoʊm/
at or toyourhouseor theplacewhere youlive:
在家；回家，到家
Don'tworry, I'llbehomesoon.别担心，我很快就回家了。
USI'msorry, he's not homerightnow.对不起他现在不在家。
mainlyUSThekidswere homealone.孩子们独自在家。
Shedecidedto give up andgohome.她决定放弃，回家了。
Hecamehome as thedawnwasbreaking.他破晓时回到家。
Josh wastiredso wetookhim home.乔西疲倦了，所我我们把他带回了家。
Itookhome acoupleofbookstoread.我带了一两本书回家看。
I'llbringeveryone home after theparty.晚会结束后我会把所有人都带回家。
When yougethome late you don'tfeellikecooking.当你回家晚时，就不想还要煮饭了。
Ihopeyoumade ithomesafelylastnight?我希望你昨晚回家时一路安全？
mainly USwomen whodecidetostayhome andcarefortheirchildren决定留在家里带孩子的妇女
in or to thecountryorareawhere you come from:
在国内；在家乡
Weprayallourtroopswillcomehomesafely.我们祈祷我们的军队都能平安回国。
mainlyUSIwonderwhat they're doingbackhome.我纳闷他们在国内在做什么。
USBackhome wecallthisjelly.在家乡我们把这叫做果冻。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Home
  • a roof overyourheadidiom
  • abode
  • accommodation
  • an Englishman's home is his castleidiom
  • bolthole
  • crib
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • fold
  • gaff
  • habitation
  • hangout
  • harem
  • non-home
  • pad
  • premises
  • rabbit hutch
  • residence
  • residential
  • roof
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Countries, nationalities & continents: country & nation

Idioms

be home and dry
be home free
bringsomethinghome (tosomeone)
come home tosomeone
drive/hammersomethinghome
home
adjective[before noun]
uk
/həʊm/us
/hoʊm/

homeadjective[before noun](RELATING TO HOME)

relatingto thehouse,flat, etc. where someonelives:
家里的，居家的
homeownership住所拥有权
homeimprovements/maintenance居家改善／维护
mainlyUShomeprices住房价格
done at home, orintendedto be used at home:
家制的；家用的
homecooking家庭烹饪
home-brewedbeer家酿啤酒
a homecomputer家庭用计算机
my hometelephonenumber家庭电话号码
relatingtoyourfamilyoryourlifeat home:
家庭的，家庭生活的
His homelifeisaffectinghiswork.他的家庭生活影响了他的工作。
studentswho have adifficulthomesituation家庭困难的学生
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Home
  • a roof overyourheadidiom
  • abode
  • accommodation
  • an Englishman's home is his castleidiom
  • bolthole
  • crib
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • fold
  • gaff
  • habitation
  • hangout
  • harem
  • non-home
  • pad
  • premises
  • rabbit hutch
  • residence
  • residential
  • roof
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homeadjective[before noun](COUNTRY)

connectedwith or done inyourowncountry:
本国的
Hisbookswere asuccessin his homecountry/market, butfailedtofindanaudienceabroad.他的书在本国市场很畅销，可在国外却没有什么读者。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Countries, nationalities & continents: country & nation
  • birthright citizenship
  • body politic
  • BRICS
  • citizen
  • coast
  • countrywide
  • cross-border
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • dual
  • dual citizen
  • motherland
  • non-domestic
  • non-indigenous
  • non-national
  • noncitizen
  • nuclear power
  • statehood
  • stateless
  • superpower
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homeadjective[before noun](SPORTS)

relatingto theplacewhere ateamisbasedandplaysa lot ofitsgames:
在主场比赛的
the hometeam/side主队／东道主
a homeground主场
a homematch/game主场比赛
UKthe homestrip(=clothingwornby ateamwhen theyplaya homematch)主场队服
homeadvantage(= theimprovedchanceofsuccessthatplayingat home gives to ateam)主场优势
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Competitions, & parts of competitions
  • be a game of two halvesidiom
  • beauty contest
  • beauty pageant
  • benefit match
  • competition
  • debate
  • head-to-head
  • on your marks, get set, go!idiom
  • peloton
  • postgame
  • postseason
  • pre-meeting
  • premiership
  • pro-am
  • quiz
  • spelling bee
  • starter
  • the Champions League
  • the Premier League
  • under starter's ordersidiom
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(Definition ofhomefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

home| American Dictionary

home
noun[C/U]
us
/hoʊm/

homenoun[C/U](HOUSE)

astructurein which apersonlives,esp. ahouseorapartment:
[U]Phone me at home after four o’clock.
[C]We have acountryhome and acityhome.
A home also refers to thefamilythatlivestogether there:
[C]ahappyhome
A home is also aplacewhere agroupofpeoplelivewho needspecialcare:
[C]anursinghome
Yourhomeaddressis theaddressof theplacewhere youlive.
Note:
  • "House" is the more usual word for a building that one family lives in. The word "home" also refers to the life that goes on in that building.

homenoun[C/U](ORIGIN)

aplaceoforigin, or theplacewhere apersonbelongs:
[C]Australiais the home of thekangaroo.
[U]I’velivedhere for twoyears, but it still doesn’tfeellike home.
at home
When you are at home in aplaceorsituation, you arecomfortableandrelaxedthere:
She’sbeginningtofeelat home in her newjob.
Go into thelivingroomand make yourself at home.

Idiom

home free
home
adjective[not gradable]
us
/hoʊm/

homeadjective[not gradable](IN HOUSE)

done or made in theplacewhere youlive:
homecooking
For asportsteam, home refers to thecityor thebuildingorstadiumwhere thatteamusuallyplays:
a homegame
home
adverb[not gradable]
us
/hoʊm/

homeadverb[not gradable](TOWARD HOUSE)

to or toward theplacewhere youlive:
going home
(Definition ofhomefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

home| Business English

home
adjective[before noun]
uk
/həʊm/us
ECONOMICS
relatingtoyourowncountry, not aforeigncountry:
Thecompanydecidedit was over-dependent on thehomemarket, andstruckoutabroad.
See also
domestic
used todescribetheplacewhere acompanyhasitsmainofficesorfactories:
Previously,Europeanairlinescould onlyflyto the US from the carrier'shomecountry.
COMMERCE
relatingto the home, notbusiness:
equipmentforhome use
homeaudioequipment
relatingto theplacewhere youlive:
Pleasesendthepaperworkto myhomeaddress.
Homedeliveryisfreeif youspendmore than £100.
home
adverb
uk
/həʊm/us
take home(alsobring home)
toearnaparticularamountofmoneyaftertaxhas beensubtractedfromyourpay:
Shetakeshome $3000permonth.

See also

at-home
in-home
take-homenoun
(Definition ofhomefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhome

home
Consumption was part of the ordinary life, still represented, albeit often precariously, by thehomefront.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Soldiers on leave and veterans returninghomeundoubtedly passed on their knowledge and experiences to the rest of the population.
From theCambridge English Corpus
For the most part, the returning soldiers were welcomedhomewarmly.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A group of 27 older adults in inpatient rehabilitation were interviewed during the programme and after returninghome.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Jeeter does not share his ill-begotten gains with his co-conspirators, however, but runs away and eats his fill before returninghomewith the remaining turnips.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It is difficult to find a single refugee who thinks that they will be returninghomeany time in the near future.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The government has been reducinghome-help services and experimenting with privatisation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The data were collected athomeparties, lunchtime breaks, and other private venues.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The mediastinal drain is removed on the morning after surgery and the patient is dischargedhomeon the third day.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Other studies indicate that the quality ofhomeand work roles intersect in important ways to predict well-being.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These limiting factors do not emerge in the accompanying scenario, which presents an unhurried and relatively straightforward assessment of a man living athome.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Large private providers may therefore deliver relatively high quality care, but this tends to be standardised across all their homes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The philosophy of these homes is characterized by a very strong emphasis on training the staff.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Older infants may be more likely to have moved around to different foster homes and thus to have suffered more disruptions than younger infants.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The first option seems unlikely, especially given that all women were unlikely to have had paid employment outside thehome.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithhome

home

These are words often used in combination withhome.

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abandoned home
They drive up to a huge abandoned home, break in, and quickly make themselves at home.
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Wikipedia
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adoptive home
Note that age at testing was the sum of age at adoption and time in the adoptive home.
From theCambridge English Corpus
ancestral home
Moreover, unlike sons, married daughters (even if facing marital harassment) have no residence rights in the ancestral home.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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