heck

UK
/hɛk/
US
/hɛk/

Übersetzungen

hecksubstantiv
hecks
Pl.
UK
/hɛk/
US
/hɛk/
peigne à linSens technique, textile.
The flax was drawn through a heck to straighten the fibres before spinning.
Le lin était passé dans un peigne à lin pour redresser les fibres avant le filage.
enferEmploi humoristique ou euphémistique.
He joked that he was going to heck for eating the last piece of cake.
Il a plaisanté en disant qu'il irait en enfer pour avoir mangé le dernier morceau de gâteau.
râtelierSens dialectal agricole.
He tossed the fresh hay into the heck for the cattle.
Il a jeté le foin frais dans le râtelier pour le bétail.
heckinterjektion
UK
/hɛk/
US
/hɛk/
zutInterjection familière, atténuée.
Heck, I can't believe I forgot my keys again!
Zut, je n'arrive pas à croire que j'ai encore oublié mes clés !
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
bon sangInterjection familière, plus expressive.
heckverb
hecked
Präteritum
hecked
Partizip Perfekt
hecking
Gerundium
Dialectal (chiefly Scottish & Northern English): to dress flax or hemp with a heck or hackle.
peignerSens technique, textile.
Traditionally, workers hecked the fibres by hand before they were spun.
Traditionnellement, les ouvriers peignaient les fibres à la main avant de les filer.
Synonyme

Definitionen

hecksubstantiv
A place regarded as a less severe version of hell, often used humorously.
He joked that he was going to heck for eating the last piece of cake.
A rack or manger for feeding cattle or storing hay, especially in Scottish or Northern English dialects.
He tossed the fresh hay into the heck for the cattle.
A considerable amount or degree, usually occurring in the phrase “a heck of”.
It took a heck of a lot of effort to finish the project on time.
A board or comb with rows of metal pins used for dressing flax or hemp; a hackle.
The flax was drawn through a heck to straighten the fibres before spinning.
heckinterjektion
Used to express surprise, frustration, or dismay.
Heck, I can't believe I forgot my keys again!
Used to emphasize a statement or question.
What the heck are you doing here?
Used to express a mild form of annoyance or anger.
Oh heck, I spilled coffee on my shirt.
heckverb
To comb or dress flax or hemp with a heck (hackle).
Traditionally, workers hecked the fibres by hand before they were spun.