Contents
- 1 English
- 2 Czech
- 3 Danish
- 4 Dutch
- 5 Finnish
- 6 Interlingua
- 7 Italian
- 8 Polish
- 9 Portuguese
- 10 Spanish
- 11 Swedish
English
Pronunciation
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- Rhymes: -ɒbi
Etymology 1
Noun
Wikipedia has an article on: Hobby|
Singular hobby |
Plural hobbies |
hobby (plural hobbies)
- An activity that one enjoys doing in one's spare time.
- I like to collect stamps from different countries as a hobby.
- (horses) An extinct breed of horse native to the British Isles, also known as the Irish Hobby
Synonyms
Derived terms
- hobbyist n
Related terms
Translations
activity done for enjoyment in spare time
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Etymology 2
Noun
Wikipedia has an article on: Hobby_(bird)|
Singular hobby |
Plural hobbies |
hobby (plural hobbies)
- Any of four species of small birds of prey in the genus Falco.
- The hobby was once a favored bird for the sport of falconry.
- A hobby flew overhead
Derived terms
- African Hobby, Falco cuvierii
- Australian Hobby, Falco longipennis
- Eurasian Hobby, Falco subbuteo
- Oriental Hobby, Falco severus
Translations
Falco subbuteo
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Czech
Noun
hobby
- hobby (activity)
Danish
Danish Wikipedia has an article on: HobbyNoun
hobby c. (singular definite hobbyen, plural indefinite hobbyer)
- hobby (activity)
Synonyms
- fritidsinteresse
Inflection
Inflection of “hobby”| common gender | Singular | Plural | ||
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| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative, dative and accusative | hobby | hobbyen | hobbyer | hobbyerne |
| genitive | hobbys | hobbyens | hobbyers | hobbyernes |
Dutch
Pronunciation
Noun
hobby m. (plural hobby's)
- hobby (activity)
Finnish
Noun
hobby
- hobby (activity)
Declension
Declension of hobby (type valo)
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Synonyms
Interlingua
Noun
hobby
- hobby (activity)
Italian
Noun
hobby m. inv.
- hobby (activity)
- (in plural) hobbies
Related terms
- hobbysto
- hobbystico
Polish
Noun
hobby
- hobby (activity)
Portuguese
Noun
hobby m. (plural hobbies)
- hobby (activity)
Spanish
Noun
hobby m.
- hobby (activity)
Swedish
Noun
hobby
- hobby (activity)
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Best way to start a plastic model hobby?
Q. What's the best way for an individual such as myself to pick up a new hobby of creating plastic models (such as cars and planes)? How expensive is the hobby? What are some good websites where I could purchase some supplies? I've looked at some videos on youtube about things concerning gluing and other odds. What are some general tips that an experienced model maker could give me?
Asked by pensburgh256 - Sat May 30 19:32:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree that before messing around online, you should check your local area. Assuming you live in the United States, once upon a time, model kits were available at places like Toys R Us, Walmart, Kmart and so on, but nowadays you really need an actually hobby shop to find them. Try Hobby Lobby, Michael's, Hobbytown USA or even local "Ma & Pa" shops. Any of these will carry kits, glue, paint and the like. The hobby is a bit expensive at first as you build up a collection of tools, and can get even more expensive if you decide to invest in things like an airbrush. Basic starter tools are things like glue, paint, brushes, X-acto knives and maybe putty and sanding papers. There again, there are many "snap together" kits that don't… [cont.]
Answered by Arbiter - Sun May 31 00:27:02 2009
Q. What's the best way for an individual such as myself to pick up a new hobby of creating plastic models (such as cars and planes)? How expensive is the hobby? What are some good websites where I could purchase some supplies? I've looked at some videos on youtube about things concerning gluing and other odds. What are some general tips that an experienced model maker could give me?
Asked by pensburgh256 - Sat May 30 19:32:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree that before messing around online, you should check your local area. Assuming you live in the United States, once upon a time, model kits were available at places like Toys R Us, Walmart, Kmart and so on, but nowadays you really need an actually hobby shop to find them. Try Hobby Lobby, Michael's, Hobbytown USA or even local "Ma & Pa" shops. Any of these will carry kits, glue, paint and the like. The hobby is a bit expensive at first as you build up a collection of tools, and can get even more expensive if you decide to invest in things like an airbrush. Basic starter tools are things like glue, paint, brushes, X-acto knives and maybe putty and sanding papers. There again, there are many "snap together" kits that don't… [cont.]
Answered by Arbiter - Sun May 31 00:27:02 2009
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