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1 yippee
interjection* * *yip·pee[jɪˈpi:, AM ˈjɪpi:]* * *[jɪ'piː]interjjuchhu, hurra* * *yippee [jıˈpiː; ˈjıpiː] int hurra!* * *interjection -
2 hurrah
hurray interjectionhip, hip, hurrah! — hipp, hipp, hurra!
* * *[hu'rei]noun, interjection(a shout of joy, enthusiasm etc: Hurrah! We're getting an extra day's holiday!) hurra!* * *hur·rah[həˈrɑ:]hur·ray[həˈreɪ]I. interj hurra\hurrah for the Queen/King! ein Hoch der Königin/dem König!II. nlast \hurrah Schwanengesang m geh, letztes Werk* * *[hə'rAː] [hə'reɪ]interjhurrahurrah for the king! — ein Hoch dem König!
* * *A int hurra!:B s Hurra(ruf) n(m):the last hurrah fig das letzte Hurra, der SchwanengesangD v/i hurra rufen* * *hurray interjectionhurrah for somebody/something! — jemand/etwas lebe hoch!
hip, hip, hurrah! — hipp, hipp, hurra!
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3 whoopee
1. interjection 2. nounmake whoopee — (coll.) die Sau rauslassen (ugs.)
* * *whoo·peeI. interj[(h)wʊˈpi:]II. n[ˈ(h)wʊpi, AM ˈ(h)wu:pi]1. (rejoicing) ausgelassenes Feiern2.* * *['wʊpiː]1. nto make whoopee (dated inf) — Rabatz machen (dated inf)
2. interj[wʊ'piː] hurra, juchhe(i)* * *whoopee umgA s [ˈwʊpiː; US auch ˈhwʊpiː]:a) auf den Putz hauen umg,b) bes US bumsen vulg (Geschlechtsverkehr haben)B int [Br wʊˈpiː] juchhu!* * *1. interjection 2. nounmake whoopee — (coll.) die Sau rauslassen (ugs.)
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4 hurray
См. также в других словарях:
point — 1. point [ pwɛ̃ ] n. m. • 1175 « endroit, moment »; lat. punctum « piqûre », de pungere → poindre I ♦ A ♦ Portion de l espace déterminée avec précision. 1 ♦ Endroit, lieu. En divers, en plusieurs points. « il relevait la tête et fixait son regard … Encyclopédie Universelle
alā — alā English meaning: interjection Deutsche Übersetzung: under likewise “hallo!” Material: O.Ind. alalü(bhavant ) “alert, awake, smart becoming” (mind. arē, rē “du da!” rather to arí “foreigner, stranger”, Thieme Der stranger in… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
hooray — I. variant of hurrah II. interjection also hurrah or hurray Etymology: perhaps from German hurra Date: 1686 used to express joy, approval, or encouragement … New Collegiate Dictionary
hooray — hoo|ray [huˈreı, ˌhu:ˈreı] interjection [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Perhaps from German hurra] shouted when you are very glad about something >hooray n →hip hip hooray at ↑hip3 … Dictionary of contemporary English
hurray — /həˈreɪ/ (say huh ray) interjection, verb (i), noun → hooray. Also, hurrah. {? from German hurra; compare huzza} …
