hoods
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈhʊdz// UK //hˈʊdz// hoods
n. covers that you pull over your head to stay warm or dry, often attached to a jacket or sweatshirt.
n. coverings for the head and neck, typically attached to a larger garment such as a coat or sweatshirt. Refers to the physical fabric flaps or the metal covers over vehicle engines.
They pulled up their hoods when it started to rain.
The teenagers wore their hoods up to protect their faces from the biting winter wind.
Modern athletic wear often features adjustable hoods with elastic drawstrings to ensure a snug fit during high-intensity outdoor training sessions.
Usage
The plural form of 'hood'. In North American English, it also refers to the metal covers over car engines, known as 'bonnets' in British English.