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HailstonesNoun. Small balls of ice that fall as rain. Transmission: "Ice hailstones hit the metallic shield of the ship." | |
HailstormNoun. A storm of heavy ice pellets. Transmission: "The probe was damaged during a hailstorm." | |
Hair dryerNoun. An electrical device used for drying hair. Transmission: "She used a hair dryer after taking a space shower." | |
HamNoun. Meat from the upper part of a pig's leg. Transmission: "The astronaut packed a ham sandwich for lunch." | |
HappyAdjective. Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment. Transmission: "The crew is happy to reach the Moon." | |
Hardly everPhrase. Almost never; very seldom. Transmission: "Space debris hardly ever hits the station shield." | |
Hardware storeNoun. A store selling tools, machinery, and equipment. Transmission: "Buy tools for your rocket at the hardware store." | |
Have a picnicPhrase. To eat an informal meal outdoors. Transmission: "Astronaut Zack has a picnic inside the space dome." | |
Have breakfastPhrase. To eat the first meal of the day. Transmission: "Astronaut Zack has breakfast at 07:00 AM before his morning space walk." | |
Have dinnerPhrase. To eat the main meal of the day in the evening. Transmission: "Astronaut Zack has dinner with the rest of the crew in the dining pod." | |