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hook on

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Verb1.hook on - adopt; "take up new ideas"
sweep up, embrace, espouse, adopt - take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own; "She embraced Catholicism"; "They adopted the Jewish faith"
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? hook on
vi(an)gehakt werden (→ to an +acc); (with towbar) → angekoppelt or angehängt werden (→ to an +acc); (burrs etc)sich festhaken (→ to an +dat)
vt sepanhaken (→ to an +acc), → mit einem Haken befestigen (→ to an +dat); (with towbar) → ankoppeln, anhängen; to hook something onto somethingetw an etw (acc)(an)haken; the gliders were hooked on behind the towplanedie Segelflugzeuge waren hinten an das Schleppflugzeug angehängt or angekoppelt


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To fasten the hook on the inside they must be at home, don't you see.
He had tied his cord to the hook on which the heavy lamp used to hang, and he had jumped off from the top of the very box that he showed us yesterday.
 
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