hooked

hooked
adjective
1) (hook-shaped) hakenförmig
2) (having hook[s]) mit Haken/mit einem Haken versehen. See also academic.ru/35508/hook">hook 2. 3)
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adjective
1) (curved like a hook: a hooked nose.) Haken-...
2) ((with on) slang for very interested in, or showing a great liking for; addicted to: He's hooked on modern art; He's hooked on marijuana.) wild sein auf
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hooked
[hʊkt]
adj
1. (curved) hakenförmig
\hooked nose Hakennase f
2. pred (addicted) abhängig
to be \hooked on drugs drogenabhängig sein
3. pred (interested)
▪ to be \hooked total begeistert sein fam
he's \hooked on the idea of going on a round-the-world trip er ist völlig besessen von dem Einfall, auf Weltreise zu gehen
▪ to be \hooked on sb total verrückt nach jdm sein fam
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[hʊkt]
adj
1) (= hook-shaped) gebogen

hooked beak/nose — Hakenschnabel m/-nase f

2) (= equipped with hooks) mit Haken versehen
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hooked [hʊkt] adj
1. [a. ˈhʊkıd] krumm, hakenförmig, Haken…:
hooked nose
2. mit (einem) Haken (versehen)
3. tamburiert, mit Kettenstich bestickt
4. umg verheiratet
5. umg süchtig (on nach) (auch fig):
hooked on heroin (television) heroin-(fernseh)süchtig;
she’s hooked on him sie ist ihm hörig
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adjective
1) (hook-shaped) hakenförmig
2) (having hook[s]) mit Haken/mit einem Haken versehen. See also hook 2. 3)
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adj.
hakt adj.
hakte ein adj.

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