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head
/hɛd/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. of, relating to, or intended for the head
2. foremost in rank or importance
| Portuguese | mor |
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| Swedish | först, främst |
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3. placed at the top or the front
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head
/hɛd/ noun · plural: heads A1 (estimated)
1. part of the body
| German | der Kopf, das Haupt, der Leiter |
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| French | la tête, le chef, la cape |
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| Portuguese | a cabeça |
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| Czech | hlava, šéf, hlavice |
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| Italian | la testa, il capo, il/la generale |
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| Spanish | la cabeza, el coco, la maceta |
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| Dutch | het hoofd, de kop, de chef |
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| Swedish | ett huvud, en skalle, ett överhuvud |
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| Latin | caput, dux, praepositus |
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2. mental aptitude or skill
4. measure word for livestock and game
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to head
/hɛd/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to be in command of
| German | führen, leiten, anführen |
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| French | guider, commander, diriger |
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| Portuguese | dirigir, comandar, liderar |
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| Italian | capeggiare |
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| Spanish | encabezar |
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| Dutch | geleiden, leiden, aanvoeren |
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| Swedish | leda |
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2. to come at the beginning of; to commence
| German | anführen, vorangehen |
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| French | précéder |
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3. to strike with the head
| German | köpfen, köpfeln |
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| Portuguese | cabecear |
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| Spanish | cabecear |
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| Swedish | nicka, skalla |
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4. to move in a specified direction
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