hailing

UK
/ˈheɪlɪŋ/
US
/ˈheɪlɪŋ/

Translations

hailingnoun
hailings
pl
The hailing from the crowd was loud and enthusiastic.
Приветствие из толпы было громким и восторженным.
hailinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈheɪlɪŋ/
US
/ˈheɪlɪŋ/
hailverb

hailing

Gerund

hailed
Past Simple
hailed
Past Participle
hailing
Gerund
UK
/heɪl/
US
/heɪl/
The people hailed the hero as he returned from the battle.
Люди приветствовали героя, когда он вернулся с битвы.
идти градом
It started to hail during the storm.
Во время шторма начался град.
She hailed a taxi to get to the airport.
Она окликнула такси, чтобы добраться до аэропорта.

Definitions

hailingnoun
The act of greeting or calling out to someone.
The hailing from the crowd was so loud that it caught the attention of the speaker.
The act or process of hail falling from the sky.
The sudden hailing damaged the crops in the valley.
hailinggerund / present participle
Calling out to attract attention or greet.
The hailing vendor called to everyone passing by.
Falling in the form of hail.
They ran for cover from the hailing storm.
hailverb
To call out to someone to attract their attention.
She hailed a taxi from the curb.
To greet or acclaim enthusiastically.
The crowd hailed the new champion with loud cheers.
To signal or wave to a vehicle to stop.
He hailed the bus as it approached the stop.
To come from; to have one's origins in a place.
She hails from a small town in the Midwest.
(of frozen pellets) To fall from the sky as precipitation.
It hailed for nearly an hour, leaving the streets slick with ice.
To shower or pelt with objects hurled forcefully.
Protesters hailed the convoy with stones.