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hooking

UK
/ˈhʊkɪŋ/
US
/ˈhʊkɪŋ/
hooking up

Übersetzungen

hookingsubstantiv
pêche à l’hameçonPêche au moyen d’un hameçon.
Hooking of salmon is strictly regulated during the spawning season.
La pêche à l’hameçon du saumon est strictement réglementée pendant la saison de frai.
crochetDans le sport, notamment en boxe ou au hockey.
The player received a penalty for hooking during the hockey game.
Le joueur a reçu une pénalité pour crochet pendant le match de hockey.
accrocheAction d’attirer et de capter l’intérêt.
Effective advertising depends on the hooking of potential customers within the first few seconds.
Une publicité efficace dépend de l’accroche des clients potentiels dans les premières secondes.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
prostitutionFamilier.
interceptionInformatique : technique consistant à intercepter des appels, messages ou événements.
Synonyme
latching
grappling
catching
snaring
entrapment
hookinggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈhʊkɪŋ/
US
/ˈhʊkɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that curves like a hook or is engaged in the act of hooking.
crochuQui a la forme d’un crochet ou se recourbe comme un crochet.
The bird's hooking beak helps it tear meat.
Le bec crochu de l’oiseau l’aide à déchirer la viande.
Synonyme
latching
ensnaring
snaring
enchanting
alluring
mesmerizing
spellbinding
enthralling
absorbing
compelling
riveting
gripping
captivating
engaging
catching
hookverb

hooking

Gerundium

hooked
Präteritum
hooked
Partizip Perfekt
hooking
Gerundium
UK
/hʊk/
US
/hʊk/
She hooked the curtain onto the rod.
Elle a accroché le rideau à la tringle.
The novel hooked me from the first chapter.
Le roman m'a captivé dès le premier chapitre.
crocheterFormer en forme de crochet; fléchir.
He hooked his finger around the handle.
Il a croché son doigt autour de la poignée.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
faire dévierSports.
volerFamilier.
hameçonnerPêche.
Synonyme
entrap
link
attach
fasten
capture
snare
catch

Definitionen

hookingsubstantiv
The act or practice of catching fish by means of a hook.
Hooking of salmon is strictly regulated during the spawning season.
The act of using a hook in a sport, such as in boxing or hockey.
The player received a penalty for hooking during the hockey game.
The act of attracting or captivating someone's interest.
Effective advertising depends on the hooking of potential customers within the first few seconds.
In computing, a technique of intercepting software calls, messages, or events so that custom code can be executed.
API hooking allows antivirus software to monitor system calls made by other programs.
(slang) The practice of engaging in prostitution.
Unable to find work, she turned to hooking to pay her rent.
hookinggerundium / partizip präsens
Curving or acting like a hook; related to or involving the action of hooking.
The bird's hooking beak helps it tear meat.
hookverb
To fasten or attach something with a hook or hooks.
She hooked the curtain onto the rod.
To catch or entangle something with a hook.
The fisherman hooked a large trout.
To attract or captivate someone.
The novel hooked me from the first chapter.
To bend or curve something into the shape of a hook.
He hooked his finger around the handle.
To steal or take something, often quickly or surreptitiously.
He hooked a candy bar from the store.
In sports, to cause (a ball or shot) to move in a sharp curve.
She hooked her tee-shot around the dog-leg.
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