American English pronunciation

How to pronounce hain

IPA transcription: ['heɪn]

Hear “hain” pronounced

['heɪn]

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Usage examples

  • A chain of mountains with jagged ridges like the teeth of a saw.
  • Perseus later surrendered to Paullus, and was paraded in triumph in Rome in chains.
  • Lion's Choice, a roast beef fast food chain, was founded in Ballwin.
  • Reliability and controllability are the advantages of chain-driven weapons over their recoil-actuated counterparts.
  • Dining options include choices of dining-hall meals and two on-campus chain restaurants.
  • Connectorized terminators are available with or without safety chains.
  • A chain of mountains with jagged ridges like the teeth of a saw
  • It consists of vertical ropes or chains supporting horizontal, historically round and wooden, rungs.
  • This municipality is more specifically situated in Western Hainaut, also called Walloon Picardy.
  • The chain rule is applied twice to this formula.