Word Network: hoe

17 connections found

Learn it in Context (5)

Galette des Rois

cuisine

Buddha's Birthday (Seokga Tansinil)

events

Cante Alentejano

arts

Ajanta Caves

landmarks

Dining Etiquette and Drinking Culture

lifestyle

This Word in Other Languages (1)

hoe
Dutch

Grammar Connections (5)

Dialect vs. Language: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
B1

Phrasal Verb: Take off (Removing & Departing)

prepositions
B1

Whatever vs. What-ever: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
B1

Wait a second! Using 'Hold on'

prepositions
B1

Your-welcome vs. Youre-welcome: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
B1

Used in Phrases (6)

put yourself in someone's shoes

Imagine another's perspective

A2

to put oneself in someone's shoes

Imagine another's perspective.

B1

take off shoes

Remove footwear.

A2

snake in the shoes

This phrase is not a standard English idiom and its meaning is unclear without further context.

to step into anothers shoes

To take over someone's job or role, especially after they have left.

Put yourself in someone's shoes.

Imagine another's situation.

A2
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