Usage of "hone" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

Make perfect or complete.

Usage of hone in English

But first we need to hone in on a few key questions. 
 The Guardian 

Want to hone your urban combat skills for an upcoming Iraq deployment? 
 Wired 

Here are six books to help you hone your powers of Symphony: 
 A whole new mind: why right-brainers will rule the future 

It will benefit students, independent developers and SME's to hone their skills. 
 The South African 

At the moment though he's in Australia to hone his cobbling skills. 
 Radio NZ 

But I just wanted to hone my skills on watercolours and things. 
 The Guardian 

Here she strives, over six turbulent months, to hone her writing skills. 
 I capture the castle 

And, of course, the DRS will hone all balls on the stumps. 
 The Guardian 

Living in California for eight years helped me hone my cooking chops. 
 Wired 

You'll also have the ability to hone in on a taxing matter. 
 The South African 

What we need to do is hone in on the preventive care. 
 Radio NZ 

How I've regretted I wasn't there to help you hone your gifts. 
 Beautiful creatures 

Maybe you'll learn how to be cool, or hone a quirky hobby. 
 The Guardian 

Umbo and I were both trained by Father to hone our talents. 
 Pathfinder 

Mkhize has since branched out into YouTube to hone her personal brand. 
 The South African 

I could hone up on Jack Kennedy -my generation loved him. 
 The Guardian 

hone

Noun

Singular

Verb

Indicative · Present

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Translations for hone

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

Hone through the time

Hone across language varieties

New Zealand

Common

Ireland

Less common

United States of America

Less common

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Meanings of hone in English