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hype
noun
hypes
pl
Translations
шумиха
The hype around the new movie was incredible.
Шумиха вокруг нового фильма была невероятной.
реклама
The product received a lot of hype before its launch.
Продукт получил много рекламы перед запуском.
Additional translations
ажиотаж
восторг
Definitions
Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion.
The movie received a lot of hype before its release.
Deceptive or misleading advertising or promotion; exaggerated claims intended to create false expectations.
All the hype about the miracle diet pill turned out to be baseless.
Synonyms
excitement
promotion
publicity
buzz
fanfare
stir
clamor
ado
hype
verb
hyped
Past Simple
hyped
Past Participle
hyping
Gerund
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Translations
раздувать
The company tried to hype the new product before its release.
Компания пыталась раздувать ажиотаж вокруг нового продукта перед его выпуском.
рекламировать
They are going to hype the concert on social media.
Они собираются рекламировать концерт в социальных сетях.
Definitions
To promote or publicize a product or event intensively, often exaggerating its benefits or importance.
The company hyped the new smartphone model to boost sales before its release.
To stimulate or excite someone, often with exaggerated or misleading claims.
The coach hyped the team before the big game to boost their confidence.
Synonyms
promote
publicize
advertise
boost
exaggerate
foster
stimulate
hype
adjective
more hype
Comp.
hypest
Super.
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Colloquial/slang use meaning excellent, exciting, or fashionable; also used attributively (e.g., hype video).
Definitions
Exciting, excellent, or fashionable; impressive in a way that generates enthusiasm.
That new track is totally hype!
Synonyms
exciting
awesome
trendy
popular
buzz-worthy
hot
in-demand
fashionable
cutting-edge
buzzing
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