Definition
Definition of HE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: health educationTECH. teaches about health and wellnessTECH.
- HE classes help kids learn about nutrition.
2.
acr: higher educationTECH. education after high school at a college or universityTECH.
- After high school, she enrolled in HE at a prestigious university.
3.
acr: high explosiveTECH. bomb that makes a big explosionTECH.
- The army used HE to destroy the target.
4.
acr: His EminenceRare title for high-ranking religious leaderRare
- HE addressed the congregation before the evening mass began.
Expressions with HE
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euphemistic term for hell
He said it was hotter than HE-double-L outside.
Terms with HE included in their meaning
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negation
negates actions or states in present simple tense with he, she, it
question
forms questions about actions or states with he, she, it
grammar
adds emphasis to negative statements with he, she, it
compensation
ensure he compensates for a wrongdoing
usual behavior
in the way he usually did something
process
ensure he completes a process or task
abr: Junior
used after a boy's name to show he is the son
believe advice
believe what he says or advises
receive object
accept something that he gives or offers
theology
understanding God by denying what He is not
cartoon character
timid tiger character in He-Man stories
arrogant man
man who thinks he is very attractive to women
moral integrity
shamed be he who thinks evil of it
original creator
said to mean he created the idea or plan
taxonomy
pertaining to the binomial nomenclature he created
abr: Neopronouns
pronouns that are not he, she, or they
acr: statutory paternity pay
money a dad gets when he takes time off for a baby
employment
he is the right person for the job
continuation
after he starts, he continues energetically
time
after experiencing power, he changed his behavior
realization
he doesn't realize the truth of a situation
dominant male
man who behaves as if he is more important than others
Examples of HE in a sentence
The university offers HE courses for future health educators. Many students choose HE for better career prospects. HE institutions offer a variety of courses. They deployed HE to clear the minefield. HE was used to demolish the old building. HE will address the congregation tomorrow.
The letter was signed by HE himself.
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- French:éducation à la santé, ES, ...
- German:Gesundheitsbildung, Hochschulbildung, ...
- Italian:ES, istruzione superiore, ...
- Spanish:ES, explosivo de alto poder, ...
- Portuguese:EPS, ensino superior, ...
- Chinese:健康教育, 高等教育, ...
- Japanese:健康教育, 高等教育, ...
- Arabic:التربية الصحية, التعليم العالي, ...
- Hebrew:חִנּוּךְ לִבְרִיאוּת, הַשְׂכָּלָה גְּבוֹהָה, ...
- Russian:ОБЖ, высшее образование, ...
- Ukrainian:ОЗ, вища освіта, ...
- Hindi:स्वास्थ्य शिक्षा, उच्च शिक्षा, ...
Definition of he - Reverso English Dictionary
Pronoun
1.
genderreferring to a male person or animal
- He is my brother.
2.
languageDated US refers to a person of unknown genderDated US
- If anyone calls, tell them he is busy.
Expressions with he
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not present or available in a place or situation
He's out of the office right now.
he is the right person for the job
If you need help with computers, he's your man.
figure out someone's intentions or plans clearly
She tried to see what he's after during the meeting.
expresses doubt about someone's opinion or belief
He says he's the best, but that's what he thinks.
causing annoyance or inconvenience to others
He never listens, what a pain he is!
expressing disbelief at someone's actions or words
What is he on to say something like that?
after experiencing power, he changed his behavior
Once he had tasted power, he became more ambitious.
showing no interest or concern about something
She could leave for all he cares.
the final winner is the true winner
He laughs best who laughs last in the competition.
person who delays action misses important chance
He who hesitates is lost when the sale ends quickly.
enjoy success more after enduring ridicule or setbacks
He who laughs last laughs best after proving everyone wrong.
warn against celebrating too early in a competition
Don't boast now; he who laughs last laughs hardest.
someone with hidden talents or abilities
No one expected him to win, he's a dark horse.
temporarily out of favor
He's in the doghouse for missing the meeting.
acting with confidence as if in control
He walked into the room like he owns the place.
he doesn't realize the truth of a situation
Little does he know, his friend is actually the thief.
develops a strong interest in an activity
Now he's got the bug for painting.
profiting significantly from a particular job or business
Since joining the tech company, now he's making megabucks.
his decision is final and must be followed
In this house, what he says goes.
express high chance that something will not happen
It is odds-on he won't come to the party.
connects effort with unexpected result despite trying
Try as he would, he couldn't solve the puzzle.
humorous way to accuse someone of wrongdoing
He who denied it supplied it, so you must be the one who farted.
expresses amusement or light laughter
He he he, that joke was funny!
ask about the place where a male person lives
Where does he live in the city?
Origin of he
Old English, he (he)
Examples of he in a sentence
He went to the store. Someone left their umbrella; he might return for it. If a student needs help, he should ask the teacher.
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- French:il, ...
- German:er, ...
- Italian:lui, ...
- Spanish:él, ...
- Portuguese:ele, ...
- Chinese:他, TA, ...
- Japanese:彼, ...
- Arabic:هُوَ, ...
- Hebrew:הוּא, ...
- Russian:он, ...
- Ukrainian:він, ...
- Hindi:वह, ...
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