Definition
Definition of HIM - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: Her/His Imperial MajestyDated title for an emperor or empressDated
- HIM attended the royal ceremony with great dignity.
- HIM will address the nation tomorrow.
- The coronation of HIM was a grand event.
Terms with HIM included in their meaning
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possession
that which belongs to him
possession
belonging to him
possession
belonging to or associated with him
language
used in place of 'him or her' for gender neutrality
chance
good things continue happening for him
age difference
older than him by a certain number of years
age
person older than him by a certain number of years
exact quote
the exact words spoken or written by him
revive
make him feel passionate again
relationship
admire a man extremely and treat him with deep devotion
abr: rahmatu 'llahi alayh
phrase meaning may God's mercy be upon him
personality
characteristic or typical of him
internet
humorous internet meme depicting him as superhuman
keep him engaged
maintain a man's attention or interest
acr: peace be upon him or peace be upon her
used to show respect for prophets in Islam
acr: Subhanahu wa-ta'ala
phrase meaning 'Glory to Him, the Exalted'
guidance
lead him to a place or situation
exclusion
exclude him from an activity or plan
leave alone
leave him alone, do not disturb or interfere with him
communication
connect him to someone on a phone call
movement
rotate him onto his back or side
assistance
help him out of a difficult situation
legal
pay money to release him from jail
game elimination
eliminate him from a game or competition
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- French:Sa Majesté Impériale, ...
- German:Seine oder Ihre Kaiserliche Majestät, ...
- Italian:Sua Maestà Imperiale, ...
- Spanish:S.M.I., ...
- Portuguese:Sua Majestade Imperial, ...
- Chinese:陛下, ...
- Japanese:陛下, ...
- Arabic:جلالة الإمبراطور أو الإمبراطورة, ...
- Hebrew:תואר קיסרי, ...
- Russian:Его Императорское Величество, ...
- Ukrainian:Його або Її Імператорська Величність, ...
- Hindi:शाही सम्राटीय महिमा, ...
Definition of him - Reverso English Dictionary
Pronoun
pronounsreferring to a male person or animal
- I saw him at the park yesterday.
- She handed him the book.
- The dog followed him home.
Expressions with him
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lead him to a place or situation
She will bring him to the meeting tomorrow.
exclude him from an activity or plan
They decided to count him out of the meeting.
make someone unconscious by hitting them
The boxer managed to knock him out in the third round.
lower someone or something to a lower position
They carefully let him down from the ledge.
connect him to someone on a phone call
Please put him through to the manager.
fire a weapon to hit someone
The soldier aimed to shoot him down.
rotate him onto his back or side
The nurse had to turn him over gently.
help him out of a difficult situation
His friends came to bail him out of trouble.
notice someone doing something wrong or secret at that moment
They managed to catch him in the act of stealing.
pursue someone to capture or find them
The detective vowed to hunt him down.
stop him from continuing an action or activity
The coach decided to shut him down after the injury.
impossible to make him happy or satisfied
No matter what you do, there's no pleasing him.
remove him from a place or position
They decided to throw him off the team.
search for and find someone with effort
The detective managed to track him down in the city.
hand over someone to authorities for wrongdoing
She decided to turn him in to the police.
persuade him to support or agree with you
She tried to win him over with her argument.
impossible to stop someone who is very excited or determined
Once he decided to go, there's no holding him.
call him on the phone
I'll give him a ring after dinner.
expresses hope for divine intervention in a situation
God help him if he tries to argue with her.
restrict someone's actions or freedom
She tends to keep him on a leash in social situations.
confine someone in a prison or institution
The judge decided to put him away for ten years.
deserve a negative outcome for one's actions
He was late again, so it served him right.
hit someone with a strong punch
He was so angry he decided to sock him one.
defeat him in a competition or argument
She was determined to take him down in the debate.
Origin of him
Old English, him (him)
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- French:le, ...
- German:ihn, ...
- Italian:lui, ...
- Spanish:lo, ...
- Portuguese:o, ...
- Chinese:他, ...
- Japanese:彼を, ...
- Arabic:ه, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹתוֹ, ...
- Russian:его, ...
- Ukrainian:його, ...
- Hindi:उसे, ...
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