host

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el anfitrión

∗ noun

host
[h??st]
sustantivo
1 anfitrión(ona) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (at home, party) ; presentador(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (on TV)
  • host country -> país (m) anfitrión or organizador
2 huésped (m) (biología) (of parasite)
verbo transitivo
3 dar (party) ; presentar (TV show)
sustantivo
1 (great number)
  • a whole host of -> un sinfín de
sustantivo
1 hostia (f) (religión) (consecrated bread)

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host [joust]
sustantivo
1 Patrón, huésped, el que hospeda en su casa a alguno.
2 Mesonero, posadero, el amo de una posada.
3 Hueste, ejército, multitud.
4 Hostia.
  • To reckon without the host -> hacer la cuenta sin la huéspeda

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host [həʊst]
noun
1 (to guest) anfitriónonaanfitriona;ona anfitriona (m) (f) (TV) (Rad) presentadorapresentadora;a presentadora (m) (f) [of inn] hostelero; (m) mesonero; (m)
I thanked my hosts di las gracias a los anfitriones a los que me habían invitado;or we were hosts for a week to a Spanish boy recibimos en casa durante una semana a un joven español
2 (Bot) (Zool) huésped; (m)
3 (Comput) (also host computer) servidor; (m)
...hosts that consume too many network resources A "domain name" is assigned to every computer network and host computer which operates on the net
verb:transitive
[+TV programme, games] presentar; [+conference] ser anfitrión de;
modifier
host country (n) país anfitrión; (m)
host [həʊst]
noun
1 (crowd) multitud; (f)
for a whole host of reasons por un sinfín de razones; I have a host of problems tengo un sinfín un montón de problemas;or they came in hosts acudieron a millares
2 (archaic) (army) hueste; (f) ejército; (m)
host [həʊst]
noun
(Rel) hostia; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "host"

Imperative
  • host
  • you host
  • he/she hosts
  • we host
  • you host
  • they host
Preterite
  • I hosted
  • you hosted
  • he/she hosted
  • we hosted
  • you hosted
  • they hosted
Present Continuous
  • I am hosting
  • you are hosting
  • he/she is hosting
  • we are hosting
  • you are hosting
  • they are hosting
Present Perfect
  • I have hosted
  • you have hosted
  • he/she has hosted
  • we have hosted
  • you have hosted
  • they have hosted
Past Continuous
  • I was hosting
  • you were hosting
  • he/she was hosting
  • we were hosting
  • you were hosting
  • they were hosting
Past Perfect
  • I had hosted
  • you had hosted
  • he/she had hosted
  • we had hosted
  • you had hosted
  • they had hosted
Future
  • I will host
  • you will host
  • he/she will host
  • we will host
  • you will host
  • they will host
Future Perfect
  • I will have hosted
  • you will have hosted
  • he/she will have hosted
  • we will have hosted
  • you will have hosted
  • they will have hosted
Future Continuous
  • I will be hosting
  • you will be hosting
  • he/she will be hosting
  • we will be hosting
  • you will be hosting
  • they will be hosting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been hosting
  • you have been hosting
  • he/she has been hosting
  • we have been hosting
  • you have been hosting
  • they have been hosting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been hosting
  • you will have been hosting
  • he/she will have been hosting
  • we will have been hosting
  • you will have been hosting
  • they will have been hosting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been hosting
  • you had been hosting
  • he/she had been hosting
  • we had been hosting
  • you had been hosting
  • they had been hosting
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake