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1 Hurra
hur·rahurray [or hooray] [or hurrah];\Hurra schreien to yell hurray, to cheer2. Hur·ra <-s, -s> [hʊʼra:] ntcheer;ein dreifaches \Hurra [auf jdn/etw] three cheers [for sb/sth] -
2 hurra
hur·rahurray [or hooray] [or hurrah];\hurra schreien to yell hurray, to cheer2. Hur·ra <-s, -s> [hʊʼra:] ntcheer;ein dreifaches \hurra [auf jdn/etw] three cheers [for sb/sth] -
3 Hurrapatriotin
Hur|ra|pat|ri|ot(in)m(f)flag-waving patriot, jingoist, chauvinist -
4 Hurde
Hur·de <-, -n> [ʼhʊrdə] f(schweiz, südd) fruit and vegetable rack -
5 Hürde
Hür·de <-, -n> [ʼhʏrdə] f1) (Leichtathletik, Reitsport) hurdle;110 Meter \Hürden laufen to run the 110 metres [or (Am) -ers] hurdles2) ( tragbare Einzäunung für Tiere) fold, penWENDUNGEN:eine \Hürde nehmen to overcome an obstacle -
6 Hürdenlauf
Hür·den·lauf mhurdling, hurdles npl -
7 Hürdenrennen
Hür·den·ren·nen ntsteeplechase -
8 Hurraruf
Hur·ra·ruf mcheer [or hooray] [or hurrah] -
9 Hurrikan
Hur·ri·kan <-s, -e> [hʊrikan, ʼharikn̩] mhurricane -
10 hurtig
hur·tig [ʼhʊrtɪç] adj( DIAL) (veraltend) quick, nimble; -
11 Fünfprozenthürde
f PARL. five percent hurdle ( oder threshold)* * *Fünf|pro|zẹnt|hür|def (PARL)five-percent hurdle* * *Fünf·pro·zent·hür·def POL five-percent hurdle* * * -
12 Hipphipphurra
* * *Hipp|hipp|hur|ra ['hIp'hɪphʊ'raː]nt -s, -scheerein dreifaches Hipphipphurrá — three cheers
* * *Hipp·hipp·hur·ra<-s, -s>[hɪphɪphʊˈra:]nt cheerein dreifaches \Hipphipphurra [auf jdn/etw] three cheers pl [for sb/sth]* * *ein dreifaches Hipphipphurra three cheers -
13 Hurra
I Interj. hooray!* * *Hur|ra [hU'raː, 'hʊra]nt -s, -scheers plein dreifaches Hurrá — three cheers
* * *(a shout of approval, encouragement or welcome: Three cheers for the Queen!) cheer* * *Hur·ra<-s, -s>[hʊˈra:]nt cheerein dreifaches \Hurra [auf jdn/etw] three cheers [for sb/sth]* * *das; Hurras, Hurras cheerjemanden mit Hurra begrüßen — greet somebody with cheering or cheers pl
* * *A. int hooray!* * *das; Hurras, Hurras cheerjemanden mit Hurra begrüßen — greet somebody with cheering or cheers pl
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14 hurra
I Interj. hooray!* * *Hur|ra [hU'raː, 'hʊra]nt -s, -scheers plein dreifaches Hurrá — three cheers
* * *(a shout of approval, encouragement or welcome: Three cheers for the Queen!) cheer* * *Hur·ra<-s, -s>[hʊˈra:]nt cheerein dreifaches \Hurra [auf jdn/etw] three cheers [for sb/sth]* * *das; Hurras, Hurras cheerjemanden mit Hurra begrüßen — greet somebody with cheering or cheers pl
* * *A. int hooray!hipp, hipp, hurra int hip, hip, hooray* * *das; Hurras, Hurras cheerjemanden mit Hurra begrüßen — greet somebody with cheering or cheers pl
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15 Hurrapatriotismus
m umg., pej. jingoism* * *Hur|ra|pat|ri|o|tis|musmflag-waving, jingoism, chauvinism* * *Hur·ra·pat·ri·o·tis·musm (pej veraltend) flag-waving patriotism* * *Hurrapatriotismus m umg, pej jingoism -
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18 Hürde
f; -, -n1. SPORT hurdle; eine Hürde nehmen take ( oder clear) a hurdle; 400 m Hürden Wettkampf: the 400 m hurdles; sie siegte über 400 m Hürden she came first in the 400 m hurdles2. (Pferch, Viehzaun) fold, pen3. fig. (Hindernis) hurdle, obstacle; wir standen vor schier unüberwindlichen Hürden we were faced with virtually insurmountable obstacles; wenn du das Projekt durchsetzen willst, hast du einige Hürden zu überwinden you’ll have a few obstacles to overcome if you want to carry the project through* * *die Hürdewattle; hurdle; dam* * *Hụ̈r|de ['hʏrdə]f -, -neine Hürde nehmen — to take or clear a hurdle
2) (= Viehzaun) fold, pen* * *die1) (a frame to be jumped in a race.) hurdle2) (a problem or difficulty: There are several hurdles to be got over in this project.) hurdle3) (an obstacle to be jumped over: Her horse fell at the third jump.) jump* * *Hur·de<-, -n>[ˈhʊrdə]f SÜDD, SCHWEIZ fruit and vegetable rack* * *die; Hürde, Hürden(Leichtathletik, fig.) hurdleeine Hürde nehmen — clear a hurdle; (fig.) get over a hurdle
* * *1. SPORT hurdle;eine Hürde nehmen take ( oder clear) a hurdle;400 m Hürden Wettkampf: the 400 m hurdles;sie siegte über 400 m Hürden she came first in the 400 m hurdles3. fig (Hindernis) hurdle, obstacle;wir standen vor schier unüberwindlichen Hürden we were faced with virtually insurmountable obstacles;wenn du das Projekt durchsetzen willst, hast du einige Hürden zu überwinden you’ll have a few obstacles to overcome if you want to carry the project through* * *die; Hürde, Hürden(Leichtathletik, fig.) hurdleeine Hürde nehmen — clear a hurdle; (fig.) get over a hurdle
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19 Hürdenlauf
m hurdles Pl.; Hürde 1* * *der Hürdenlaufhurdles; hurdle race* * *Hụ̈r|den|laufm(= Sportart) hurdling; (= Wettkampf) hurdles pl or sing* * ** * *Hür·den·laufm hurdling, hurdles npl* * *der (Leichtathletik) hurdling; (Wettbewerb) hurdles pl.; hurdle race* * ** * *der (Leichtathletik) hurdling; (Wettbewerb) hurdles pl.; hurdle race -
20 Hürdenläufer
* * *der Hürdenläuferhurdler* * *Hụ̈r|den|läu|fer(in)m(f)hurdler* * *Hür·den·läu·fer(in)m(f) hurdler* * *der (Leichtathletik) hurdler* * ** * *der (Leichtathletik) hurdler
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