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hooded

Aussprache: [ˈhʊdɪd]

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Kontext: „appearance“

(adjective) when something has a hood, which is a part that covers the head. It's often seen on clothing like jackets or sweatshirts. A hood keeps your head warm and dry.

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She wore a cozy hooded sweatshirt while watching the movie.

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He didn't like the jacket because it was not hooded and offered no head protection.

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Do you prefer a hooded coat for winter or one without a hood?

Kontext: „animal behavior“

(adjective) when animals, especially certain snakes, have a flap of skin around their neck that can be raised. This makes them look bigger and is often used for protection or to scare others.

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The hooded cobra raised its neck flap when it felt threatened.

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The non-hooded snake slithered away without trying to scare anyone.

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Why do some snakes become hooded when they are in danger?

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