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hack
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/hæk/
US
/hæk/
hack down
hack up
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hack
noun
hacks
pl
UK
/hæk/
US
/hæk/
взлом
The hack of the company's database was a major security breach.
Взлом базы данных компании был серьезным нарушением безопасности.
хак
He shared a useful hack for organizing your workspace.
Он поделился полезным хаком для организации рабочего пространства.
Additional translations
лошадь для верховой езды
наемный писатель
прогулка верхом
Synonyms
intrusion
breach
cut
chop
slash
hack job
sabotage
hack
verb
hacked
Past Simple
hacked
Past Participle
hacking
Gerund
UK
/hæk/
US
/hæk/
кашлять
She started to hack uncontrollably during the meeting.
Она начала неконтролируемо кашлять во время встречи.
взломать
He tried to hack into the computer system.
Он попытался взломать компьютерную систему.
рубить
He used an axe to hack the branches off the tree.
Он использовал топор, чтобы рубить ветки с дерева.
Additional translations
ковырять
Synonyms
cut
penetrate
intrude
access illegally
break into
clobber
mangle
hew
slice
chop
hack
adjective
UK
/hæk/
US
/hæk/
Used attributively to describe something dull, routine, or unoriginal, e.g., "hack writer".
Synonyms
formulaic
mediocre
second-rate
banal
uninspired
derivative
shopworn
routine
stock
clichéd
trite
hackneyed
Definitions
hack
noun
A rough cut, blow, or stroke.
He gave the tree a hack with his axe.
A person, especially a professional such as a writer, journalist, or politician, who produces dull, routine, or mercenary work; a hireling.
Many considered him a political hack who would back any policy for campaign funds.
A horse kept for ordinary riding.
She rode her hack through the countryside every weekend.
An unauthorized access to data in a system or computer.
The company suffered a major hack that compromised customer information.
A clever or effective solution to a problem.
He shared a hack for organizing cables using binder clips.
A short, dry cough.
His cold left him with a persistent hack.
A taxicab or, informally, its driver.
We flagged a hack outside the station to get across town.
hack
verb
To cut or chop with repeated and irregular blows.
He hacked the branches off the tree with a machete.
To gain unauthorized access to data in a system or computer.
The teenager managed to hack into the school's computer network.
To manage or cope with a situation.
I don't think I can hack another day of this heat.
To modify a program or device to change its functionality.
She hacked her phone to install a custom operating system.
To cough with short, harsh sounds.
He hacked all night because of the smoke.
To ride a horse for pleasure or exercise.
They spent the afternoon hacking across the fields.
hack
adjective
Producing dull or unoriginal work; mediocre; hired to do routine tasks.
The novel was criticized as hack writing by several reviewers.
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