The head meaning in English
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Definition
the head
: the round part of the body above the neck (where our hair, eyes, mouth and ears are located)Examples
- "Why don't I have three heads?"
- "Dragged a comb across my head"
Do you know these parts of the body? Select the correct words.

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Do you know these parts of the body? Select the correct words.

a hand 1

a heart 2

a head 3
In this picture you can see a hand . Each hand has five fingers. Example: my hands are always cold.
There isn't a heart in this picture.
A head is not what this picture shows.
This picture shows a heart . Share the love ❤️ Example: when I see Bruno, my heart beats faster.
Here you see a heart, not a hand.
This is a heart, not a head. These two parts of the body can work very well together, though!
A head is what you can see here. Example: Harry Potter wears a hat on his head.
A hand is not what this picture shows. You use your head to think and your hands to touch.
Here you can see a head and not a heart.
Do you know these parts of the body? Select the correct words.

a

a

a
Do you know these parts of the body? Select the correct words.

a hand 1

a heart 2

a head 3
In this picture you can see a hand . Each hand has five fingers. Example: my hands are always cold.
There isn't a heart in this picture.
A head is not what this picture shows.
This picture shows a heart . Share the love ❤️ Example: when I see Bruno, my heart beats faster.
Here you see a heart, not a hand.
This is a heart, not a head. These two parts of the body can work very well together, though!
A head is what you can see here. Example: Harry Potter wears a hat on his head.
A hand is not what this picture shows. You use your head to think and your hands to touch.
Here you can see a head and not a heart.
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