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hacking

/ˈhækɪŋ/

hacking down

hacking up

hackingnoun

hackings

Translations

взлом

The company suffered a data breach due to hacking.

Компания пострадала от утечки данных из-за взлома.

хакерство

Hacking is considered illegal in many countries.

Хакерство считается незаконным во многих странах.

Additional translations

взломщик

взлом системы

Definitions

The act of gaining unauthorized access to data in a system or computer.

The company suffered a major data breach due to hacking.

The practice of modifying or customizing software or hardware to perform functions not intended by the original manufacturer.

Hacking the game console allowed it to play games from other regions.

A rough cut or blow, especially with a tool or weapon.

The hacking of the tree left deep marks in the bark.

The activity of riding horses for pleasure, especially on bridle paths.

They went hacking in the countryside every Sunday.

In falconry, the practice of releasing a young hawk to fly freely so that it can exercise and develop before training.

Hacking allows the birds to strengthen their wings before returning to the falconer.

Synonyms

unauthorized access

hackinggerund / present participle

/ˈhæk.ɪŋ/

Used attributively (e.g., "hacking cough", "hacking attempt").

Definitions

Causing or characterized by sharp, dry, repetitive coughing.

She was kept awake by a hacking cough.

Involving or related to unauthorized computer access.

The company implemented stronger firewalls after a hacking attempt.

Synonyms

hackverb

hacking

Gerund

hacked

Past Simple

hacked

Past Participle

hacking

Gerund

/hæk/

Translations

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.

кашлять

She started to hack uncontrollably during the meeting.

Она начала неконтролируемо кашлять во время встречи.

Additional translations

ковырять

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

break into

access illegally

intrude

penetrate

hacknoun

Definitions

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.

hackadjective

Definitions

Producing dull or unoriginal work; mediocre; hired to do routine tasks.

The novel was criticized as hack writing by several reviewers.