hack
🗣️ /hæk/
පරිගණකයක් භාවිතයෙන් අනවසරයෙන් දත්ත ලබා ගන්නවා, කපා කොටා දමනවා
How to use "hack" in a sentence:
hack (into something)/(something)
- She tried to hack into the computer system to retrieve her lost files.
hack someone/something
- I will hack the computer system to retrieve the lost data.
halt
🗣️ /hɔːlt/
නවතිනවා, නවත්වනවා
How to use "halt" in a sentence:
halt (someone/something)
- I halted the dog from running into the street by calling its name.
hand
🗣️ /hænd/
අතින්ම බාර දෙනවා
How to use "hand" in a sentence:
hand something (to someone)
- He handed the book to his classmate.
hand in/over something
- She handed in her completed homework to the teacher.
handle
🗣️ /ˈhændl/
(කෙනෙක්/දෙයක් සම්බන්ධව) කටයුතු කරනවා, අතින් ස්පර්ශ කරනවා, හසුරවනවා
How to use "handle" in a sentence:
handle someone/something
- I can handle this situation.
hang*
🗣️ /hæŋ/
එල්ලනවා, එල්ලෙනවා, එල්ලා වැටෙනවා
How to use "hang" in a sentence:
hang (something)(adv./prep.)
- The painting hangs beautifully above the fireplace.
hang (something) (up/out)
- I hung my coat up on the hook.
hang
🗣️ /hæŋ/
කෙනෙක්ව එල්ලා මරනවා
How to use "hang" in a sentence:
hang someone (to death)
- He was hanged to death for his crimes.
happen
🗣️ /ˈhæpən/
(යමක්) සිද්ධ වෙනවා
How to use "happen" in a sentence:
- "The car accident happened yesterday."
harm
🗣️ /hɑːm/
රිදවනවා, හානි කරනවා
How to use "harm" in a sentence:
harm someone/something
- Harming others is never acceptable behavior.
harvest
🗣️ /ˈhɑːvɪst/
අස්වැන්න නෙලා ගන්නවා, ඵල නෙලාගන්නවා
How to use "harvest" in a sentence:
harvest (something)
- I harvested the ripe tomatoes from my garden this morning.
hatch
🗣️ /hætʃ/
බිත්තරවලින් පැටව් එනවා, බිත්තර රකිනවා, හොරෙන් සැලැස්මක් හදනවා
How to use "hatch" in a sentence:
hatch (out)
- The turtle will eventually hatch out of its egg.
hatch something (up)
- I hatched up a plan to surprise my best friend for her birthday.
hate
🗣️ /heɪt/
වෛර කරනවා, අකැමති වෙන්වා
How to use "hate" in a sentence:
hate someone/something
- I hate rainy days.
hate to do something
- I hate to wake up early in the morning.
hate doing something
- I hate waking up early in the morning.
haunt
🗣️ /hɔːnt/
හොල්මන් කරනවා
How to use "haunt" in a sentence:
haunt someone/something
- The memory of his lost dog continues to haunt him.
head
🗣️ /hed/
(දිහාවකට) යනවා, මූලිකත්වය ගෙන සිටිනවා, ඉදිරියෙන් සිටිනවා, හිසින් පහර දෙනවා
How to use "head" in a sentence:
head + adv./prep.
- She headed towards the library.
head something
- I head the meeting last week.
heal
🗣️ /hiːl/
සුව වෙනවා, සුව කරනවා
How to use "heal" in a sentence:
heal (something)
- The doctor used medicine to heal the wound.
heal someone (of something)
- She healed her husband of his illness.
heap
🗣️ /hiːp/
ගොඩ ගහනවා
How to use "heap" in a sentence:
heap something (up)
- She heaped the dirty clothes up in the corner of the room to be washed later.
heap A on B
- I am going to heap all of the toys on the bed.
hear*
🗣️ /hɪə(r)/
ඇහෙනවා, ඇහුම්කන් දෙනවා
How to use "hear" in a sentence:
hear someone/something
- I heard the birds singing in the morning.
hear (that)
- I hear that my favorite movie is coming to town next week.
hear wh-
- I can hear what you're saying.
heat
🗣️ /hiːt/
රත් වෙනවා/කරනවා
How to use "heat" in a sentence:
heat up
- I need to heat up the soup for dinner.
heat (something)
- I am heating the water for tea.
help
🗣️ /help/
උදවු වෙනවා/කරනවා
How to use "help" in a sentence:
help someone/something
- I helped my friend with his homework last night.
help (someone) with something
- I helped my sister with her homework.
help (someone) (to) do something
- I will help you understand the new grammar rule.
help (someone) in doing something
- He helped me in studying for my exams.
hide*
🗣️ /haɪd/
හැංගෙනවා, හංගනවා
How to use "hide" in a sentence:
hide (someone/something) (from something)
- John hides his wallet from his little sister.
hide (someone/something) (adv./prep.)
- He quickly hid the stolen necklace under his bed.
highlight
🗣️ /ˈhaɪlaɪt/
අවධානයට ලක් කරනවා
How to use "highlight" in a sentence:
highlight something
- One example could be: "I will highlight the important information in the text for easier understanding."
hinder
🗣️ /ˈhɪndə(r)/
අවහිර කරමින් වළක්වනවා
How to use "hinder" in a sentence:
hinder someone/something (from doing something)
- The heavy rain hindered the students from going to school.
hint
🗣️ /hɪnt/
ඉඟියකින් දන්වනවා
How to use "hint" in a sentence:
hint (at something)
- I could see Jane's raised eyebrow as a hint that she wanted me to stop talking.
hint (that)
- I hinted that the exam would be difficult.
hire
🗣️ /ˈhaɪə(r)/
කුලියට ගන්නවා
How to use "hire" in a sentence:
hire someone/something (to do something)
- I will hire a tutor to help me improve my English skills.
hit*
🗣️ /hɪt/
පහරක් ගහනවා, වදිනවා, හැප්පෙනවා
How to use "hit" in a sentence:
hit someone/something
- She hit the ball.
hit something (on/against something)
- She hit the ball against the wall.
hit something (adv./prep.)
- She hit the ball towards the goal post with great precision.
hoard
🗣️ /hɔːd/
ගොඩ ගහ ගන්නවා
How to use "hoard" in a sentence:
hoard (something)
- I hoard candy in my desk drawer.
hold*
🗣️ /həʊld/
අල්ලාගෙන ඉන්නවා, දරාගෙන ඉන්නවා, රඳවාගෙන ඉන්නවා
How to use "hold" in a sentence:
hold someone/something
- She holds her baby tightly in her arms.
(adv./prep.)
- He held onto his hat tightly as the wind blew.
hold someone + noun
- She held her daughter's hand tightly as they crossed the busy street.
hope
🗣️ /həʊp/
බලාපොරොත්තු වෙනවා
How to use "hope" in a sentence:
hope (for something)
- I hope for a better tomorrow.
hope that...
- I hope that you understand the lesson.
hope to do something
- I hope to see you soon.
hospitalize
🗣️ /ˈhɒspɪtəlaɪz/
රෝහල්ගත කරනවා
How to use "hospitalize" in a sentence:
hospitalize someone
- My grandmother was hospitalized last night due to a severe fever.
howl
🗣️ /haʊl/
උඩු බුරනවා
How to use "howl" in a sentence:
howl (in/with something)
- The wolf howled in the darkness, signaling its pack to come closer.
hug
🗣️ /hʌɡ/
වැළඳ ගන්නවා
How to use "hug" in a sentence:
hug (someone/something)
- She hugged her mother tightly before leaving for school.
hunt
🗣️ /hʌnt/
දඩයම් කරනවා
How to use "hunt" in a sentence:
hunt someone/something
- He hunts rabbits in the forest every weekend.
hunt for someone/something
- I hunt for my lost keys every morning.
hurry
🗣️ /ˈhʌri/
ඉක්මන් කරනවා
How to use "hurry" in a sentence:
hurry (something) (adv./prep.)
- She hurried the children into the car to avoid being late for school.
hurry someone (into doing something)
- "Please don't hurry me into making a decision, I need more time to think."
hurt*
🗣️ /hɜːt/
රිදෙනවා, රිද්දනවා
How to use "hurt" in a sentence:
hurt someone/something
- The dog hurt his paw while playing in the yard.