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host
Gastgeber

nel dizionario PONS

I. host1 [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST

1. host (party-giver):

host
Gastgeber(in) m (f) <-s, ->
mine host ingl brit dated scherz

2. host (event-stager):

host
Veranstalter(in) m (f) <-s, ->
to play host to sth conference, etc.

3. host (compère):

host
Showmaster(in) m (f) <-s, ->

4. host BIOL, CHIM:

host
Wirt m <-(e)s, -e>

5. host INFORM:

host
Hauptrechner m <-s, ->

II. host1 [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST modifier

host family

III. host1 [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] VB vb trans

1. host (stage):

to host sth event

2. host (be compère for):

to host sth

3. host (entertain):

to host sb guests

host2 [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST usu sing

a [whole] host of ...
jede Menge ... +gen

host3 [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST no pl RELIG

the host [or Host]
Voce OpenDict

host VB

Voce OpenDict

host SOST

host FIN

host ˈcoun·try SOST

host country
Gastland nt <-(e)s, -länder>

host ˈfami·ly SOST

host family

co-ˈhost VB vb trans

to co-host sth TV/radio programme

heav·en·ly ˈhost SOST no pl, + sing/pl vb

host 'mother SOST

host mother

Glossario di Geografia Klett

host country [ˈhəʊstˌkʌntri], receiving country [rɪˈsiːvɪŋˌkʌntri] SOST

host country
host country

Glossario di Biologia Klett

primary host, final host, definite host

primary host

host tissue

host tissue

intermediate host

host cell SOST

host cell
host cell

graft-versus-host disease SOST

Glossario «Intégration et égalité des chances» OFAJ

host society
Present
Ihost
youhost
he/she/ithosts
wehost
youhost
theyhost
Past
Ihosted
youhosted
he/she/ithosted
wehosted
youhosted
theyhosted
Present Perfect
Ihavehosted
youhavehosted
he/she/ithashosted
wehavehosted
youhavehosted
theyhavehosted
Past Perfect
Ihadhosted
youhadhosted
he/she/ithadhosted
wehadhosted
youhadhosted
theyhadhosted

PONS OpenDict

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As a result, the station hosted the first recorded railway refreshment rooms.
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The sporangial cytoplasm divides into many minute zoospores which after their release subsequently infect new hosts.
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By the 1940s, the camp was hosting as many as 300 people.
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It has hosted drag racing, road racing, and kart racing.
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They bore the stem of their host plant.
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