The difference between homet and family

[hEum]

n.

home, hometown, country, place of origin, shelter

adj.

family, domestic, effective

adv.

at home, at home, in-depth in the country

. Hume (surname)

home

home is where you live.

for example: do you have a big home? For example, home is where she lived. Her home was very large, much larger than her apartment.

Home, home

Home

AHD: [h? M]

D.J. [houm]

K.K. [hom]

n. (noun)

A place where one lives; A residence.

home, residence: the place where people live;

the physical structure within which one lives, such as a house or an apartment.

family, residence: the physical structure in which people live, such as a house or an apartment

a dwelling place together with the family or social unit that residences it; A household.

family: a residence and the family or social unit living in it; Family

an environment offering security and happiness.

Shelter: giving a safe and happy environment

a valued place treated as a refined or place of origin.

Shelter, Source: a valuable place regarded as a refuge or birthplace

The place, such as a country or town, where one was born or has lived for a long period.

Hometown: a place where someone was born or lived for a long time. For example, a country or city

the native habitat, as of a plant or animal.

origin: the original habitat of an animal or plant

the place where something is discovered, found, developed or promoted; A source.

birthplace: a place where something is discovered, found, developed or promoted; Origin

A headquarters; A home base.

headquarters; Base camp

Baseball Home plate.

baseball home plate

Games Home base.

game destination

an institution where people are cared for:

shelter: an institution that takes care of people:

a home for the elderly.

nursing home

computer science the starting position of the cursor on a computer screen, Usually in the upper left corner of the screen.

The starting point of computer science: the starting point of the upstream target of a computer screen, usually in the upper left of the screen

adj. (adjective)

of or relative to a home, Especially to one's home or house:

home: related to home, especially to one's home or house:

home cooking; Home furnishings.

Home cooking; Furniture

Taking place in the home:

at home: what happened at home:

home care for the elderly.

home care for the elderly

of, relative to, Or being a place of origin or headquarters:

of origin: of origin or base camp, Related to the birthplace or base camp:

the home office.

the head office

sports related to a team's sponsoring institution or to the place where it is French:

home sports: related to the sponsoring institution or jurisdiction of a sports team:

a home game; The home field advantage.

home game; Home advantage

of, relative to, or being the keys used as base positions for the fingers in touch-typing:

Basic key: Relating to the basic key (that is, the key as the basic position in touch typing), As the base key:

the home row on a standard keyboard consensus of the keys for a, s, d, f, j, k, l, and;

The basic key lines on a standard keyboard are A, S, D, F, J, K, L and; Isobonds form

adv. (adverb)

At, to, or toward the direction of home:

At home, go home, Go home:

going home for lunch.

Go home for lunch

On or into the point at which something is directed:

Towards the destination: Right in the middle or into the point at which something is aimed:

The arrow struck home.

The arrow hits the target directly

To the center or heart of something; Deeply:

to the center, deep: straight into the center or key of things; In-depth:

Your comments really hit home.

Your comments really hit the nail on the head

v. (verb)

homed, hom.ing, Homes

v.intr. (intransitive verb)

To go or return to one's residence or base of operations.

Go home, back to base: Go or return to one's residence or work base

To be guided to a target automatically, As by means of radio waves.

automatic guidance: to be automatically guided to a target by radio waves

to move or lead towards a goal:

to move to or lead to a target:

the investigators were aiming in the t. Ruth.

Investigators are approaching the truth

v.tr. (transitive verb)

To guide (a missile or an aircraft). To a target automatically.

To automatically guide (a missile or spacecraft) to a target

At home

Available to receive visitors:

Entertainable:

At home on Thursday.

Entertainable and relaxed; At ease:

comfortable and relaxed; Comfortable:

at home in diplomatic circles.

relaxed and comfortable in diplomatic situations

feeling an easy competence and familiarity:

competent, Skillful:

at home in French.

Use French freely

Home Free

Free of tension or stress, naturally after expecting deliberate effort:

Easy: Get rid of tension and pressure, Especially after doing one's best:

meet the schedule and was home free.

Feel extremely relaxed after completing the plan

Middle English

Middle English

from Old English h? M * see tkei-

comes from the old English H? M * see tkei-

home

[hEJm]

n.

home, family; Hometown

Her home is far away.

Her home is far away.

children need a happy home environment for their healthy growth.

children need a happy family environment to grow up healthily.

habitat (of animals and plants) where elephants grow

India is the home of elephants.

India is the place where elephants grow.

India is the home of elephants and tigers.

India is the birthplace of elephants and tigers.

America is the home of baseball.

America is the birthplace of baseball.

shelter; Sanatorium

a nursing home

Sanatorium

Baseball and Softball > Home plate

the home straight

The home straight

leave home

Stand on your own feet; Left home in anger

home

adj.

family; Hometown; The domestic

the home office of an international firm

the domestic offices of international companies

the domestic

they sell mainly to the home market.

They mainly sell to the domestic market.

the home country

domestic

home cooking

home cooking

local

the home game

local competition

home

adv.

at home; Get home; Go home

We ran home to have our diner.

We ran home for dinner.

He will be home in half an hour.

He will be home in half an hour.

Is she home yet?

has she arrived home?

as deeply as possible; In the key; Touch the center of gravity

to drive a nail home

to knock the nail deeply into

he struck the nail deeply.

home

vt.

homed, homing

(pigeons, etc.) returned to the nest and went home

The plane homed to its carrier.

The plane flew back to the aircraft carrier.

often used with on, in on) For the target

at home

at home; In my hometown

I stayed at home to read.

I stayed at home and studied.

(often used with in, on, with) receive guests at home, and receive them

(often used with in, on, with) comfortably and leisurely, just like at home

home

[hEum]

n.

home; Family; [America] residence

home; Hometown; Home

; Boarding house

shelter; Shelter

habitat (of animals and plants); Origin; The birthplace of ideas, etc; (active) base

sanatorium; Nursing home; Shelter

home plate (baseball); The end point

grave

a maternity home

maternity home

an infant home

nursery

convalescent home

sanatorium

detection [remand] home

[America] temporary detention center for juvenile offenders

Funeral home.