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hooked

Aussprache: [hʊkt]

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Kontext: „addiction“

(adjective) when someone is very interested in something or cannot stop doing it, like when you love a video game so much that you want to play it all the time.

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After trying the new game, she was completely hooked and played for hours.

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He wasn't hooked on the movie and found it boring to watch.

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Do you think you could get hooked on a new hobby?

Kontext: „catching“

(verb) to grab something with a hook or to attach something to a hook. Like when you use a fishing hook to catch a fish.

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I hooked the fish and pulled it out of the water.

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I didn't hook the ball correctly and it went way off course.

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Can you show me how to hook the bait properly?

Kontext: „interest“

(verb) to attract someone's attention or to make them very interested in something. For example, when a story grabs your attention right away.

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The movie hooked me from the very first scene.

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The book didn't hook me, and I stopped reading after a few pages.

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What kind of story can really hook your interest?

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