Definition of hobbit in English:

hobbit

noun ˈhɒbɪtˈhäbət

A member of an imaginary race similar to humans, of small size and with hairy feet, in stories by J. R. R. Tolkien.
穴居矮人（J·R·R·托尔金的故事中一种想象的种族，身材矮小，脚上多毛，类似人类）
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of its size and location, many hobbits desire to live there.
- Creatures such as elves, ogres, hobbits, dwarfs, and orcs roamed this realm freely.
- After a few moments of silence, the hobbits begin the story of their nine-day ordeal.
- But the hobbits, like the Riders and the other mortal inhabitants of Middle-Earth, seem to have no religion at all, not even a pagan one.
- The hobbits needed to appear about three to four feet tall - tiny compared with the seven-foot Gandalf.
- Aragorn, thinking that the hobbits are dead, kicks a discarded orc helmet and falls to his knees howling in anguish.
- We are watching hobbits go on a journey to destroy a magic ring.
- I would have liked to have seen more of the world from a hobbit's point of view.
- As they leave Rivendell, he teaches the hobbits swordsmanship.
- Now hobbits and men and elf and dwarf are scattered across Middle Earth, the story jumping back and forth between them.
- In Middle Earth, there live humans, and hobbits, which are very much similar to miniature people.
- After a few years, he once again splashed back onto the scene as Frodo, the hobbit we've all come to know and love, in The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
- We were living in this outer realm, where hobbits existed and wars were fought between inhuman creatures.
- I keep looking at the hobbits ' scarves and wondering if I couldn't knit one for myself.
- In his hobbits he created an image of heroic action that was both admirable and plausible.
- The four main hobbits were pretty good, although the foolishness of Pippin gets rather tiresome.
- As he travels to Mount Doom with the hobbits, Sam and Frodo, their relationship becomes more precarious.
- This hair is used to keep the hobbit's feet warm because they do not wear boots.

Origin

1937: invented by Tolkien in his book The Hobbit, and said by him to mean 'hole-dweller'.

Rhymes

Cobbett, gobbet, obit, probit

Definition of hobbit in US English:

hobbit

nounˈhäbət

A member of an imaginary race similar to humans, of small size and with hairy feet, in stories by J. R. R. Tolkien.
穴居矮人（J·R·R·托尔金的故事中一种想象的种族，身材矮小，脚上多毛，类似人类）
Example sentencesExamples
- As he travels to Mount Doom with the hobbits, Sam and Frodo, their relationship becomes more precarious.
- I keep looking at the hobbits ' scarves and wondering if I couldn't knit one for myself.
- Creatures such as elves, ogres, hobbits, dwarfs, and orcs roamed this realm freely.
- Because of its size and location, many hobbits desire to live there.
- After a few moments of silence, the hobbits begin the story of their nine-day ordeal.
- After a few years, he once again splashed back onto the scene as Frodo, the hobbit we've all come to know and love, in The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
- Now hobbits and men and elf and dwarf are scattered across Middle Earth, the story jumping back and forth between them.
- We were living in this outer realm, where hobbits existed and wars were fought between inhuman creatures.
- As they leave Rivendell, he teaches the hobbits swordsmanship.
- We are watching hobbits go on a journey to destroy a magic ring.
- I would have liked to have seen more of the world from a hobbit's point of view.
- But the hobbits, like the Riders and the other mortal inhabitants of Middle-Earth, seem to have no religion at all, not even a pagan one.
- The hobbits needed to appear about three to four feet tall - tiny compared with the seven-foot Gandalf.
- Aragorn, thinking that the hobbits are dead, kicks a discarded orc helmet and falls to his knees howling in anguish.
- This hair is used to keep the hobbit's feet warm because they do not wear boots.
- In Middle Earth, there live humans, and hobbits, which are very much similar to miniature people.
- The four main hobbits were pretty good, although the foolishness of Pippin gets rather tiresome.
- In his hobbits he created an image of heroic action that was both admirable and plausible.

Origin

1937: invented by Tolkien in his book The Hobbit, and said by him to mean ‘hole-dweller’.

单词	hobbit
释义	Definition of hobbit in English: hobbit noun ˈhɒbɪtˈhäbət A member of an imaginary race similar to humans, of small size and with hairy feet, in stories by J. R. R. Tolkien. 穴居矮人（J·R·R·托尔金的故事中一种想象的种族，身材矮小，脚上多毛，类似人类） Example sentencesExamples Because of its size and location, many hobbits desire to live there. Creatures such as elves, ogres, hobbits, dwarfs, and orcs roamed this realm freely. After a few moments of silence, the hobbits begin the story of their nine-day ordeal. But the hobbits, like the Riders and the other mortal inhabitants of Middle-Earth, seem to have no religion at all, not even a pagan one. The hobbits needed to appear about three to four feet tall - tiny compared with the seven-foot Gandalf. Aragorn, thinking that the hobbits are dead, kicks a discarded orc helmet and falls to his knees howling in anguish. We are watching hobbits go on a journey to destroy a magic ring. I would have liked to have seen more of the world from a hobbit's point of view. As they leave Rivendell, he teaches the hobbits swordsmanship. Now hobbits and men and elf and dwarf are scattered across Middle Earth, the story jumping back and forth between them. In Middle Earth, there live humans, and hobbits, which are very much similar to miniature people. After a few years, he once again splashed back onto the scene as Frodo, the hobbit we've all come to know and love, in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. We were living in this outer realm, where hobbits existed and wars were fought between inhuman creatures. I keep looking at the hobbits ' scarves and wondering if I couldn't knit one for myself. In his hobbits he created an image of heroic action that was both admirable and plausible. The four main hobbits were pretty good, although the foolishness of Pippin gets rather tiresome. As he travels to Mount Doom with the hobbits, Sam and Frodo, their relationship becomes more precarious. This hair is used to keep the hobbit's feet warm because they do not wear boots. Origin 1937: invented by Tolkien in his book The Hobbit, and said by him to mean 'hole-dweller'. Rhymes Cobbett, gobbet, obit, probit Definition of hobbit in US English: hobbit nounˈhäbət A member of an imaginary race similar to humans, of small size and with hairy feet, in stories by J. R. R. Tolkien. 穴居矮人（J·R·R·托尔金的故事中一种想象的种族，身材矮小，脚上多毛，类似人类） Example sentencesExamples As he travels to Mount Doom with the hobbits, Sam and Frodo, their relationship becomes more precarious. I keep looking at the hobbits ' scarves and wondering if I couldn't knit one for myself. Creatures such as elves, ogres, hobbits, dwarfs, and orcs roamed this realm freely. Because of its size and location, many hobbits desire to live there. After a few moments of silence, the hobbits begin the story of their nine-day ordeal. After a few years, he once again splashed back onto the scene as Frodo, the hobbit we've all come to know and love, in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Now hobbits and men and elf and dwarf are scattered across Middle Earth, the story jumping back and forth between them. We were living in this outer realm, where hobbits existed and wars were fought between inhuman creatures. As they leave Rivendell, he teaches the hobbits swordsmanship. We are watching hobbits go on a journey to destroy a magic ring. I would have liked to have seen more of the world from a hobbit's point of view. But the hobbits, like the Riders and the other mortal inhabitants of Middle-Earth, seem to have no religion at all, not even a pagan one. The hobbits needed to appear about three to four feet tall - tiny compared with the seven-foot Gandalf. Aragorn, thinking that the hobbits are dead, kicks a discarded orc helmet and falls to his knees howling in anguish. This hair is used to keep the hobbit's feet warm because they do not wear boots. In Middle Earth, there live humans, and hobbits, which are very much similar to miniature people. The four main hobbits were pretty good, although the foolishness of Pippin gets rather tiresome. In his hobbits he created an image of heroic action that was both admirable and plausible. Origin 1937: invented by Tolkien in his book The Hobbit, and said by him to mean ‘hole-dweller’.
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