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heck
UK
/hɛk/
US
/hɛk/
heck of a
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heck
noun
hecks
pl
UK
/hɛk/
US
/hɛk/
черт
What the heck is going on here?
Что здесь, черт возьми, происходит?
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чертяка
Sinónimos
hell
hades
inferno
netherworld
heck
interjection
UK
/hɛk/
US
/hɛk/
чёрт
Heck, I forgot my keys at home!
Чёрт, я забыл ключи дома!
Traducciones adicionales
чёрт возьми
блин
Sinónimos
gosh
well I'll be
goodness
wow
whoa
golly
shoot
dang
jeez
darn
heck
verb
hecked
Past Simple
hecked
Past Participle
hecking
Gerund
Dialectal (chiefly Scottish & Northern English): to dress flax or hemp with a heck or hackle.
Sinónimos
holler at
heckle
jeer at
boo
shout down
catcall
interrupt
taunt
mock
barrack
Definiciones
heck
noun
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.
heck
interjection
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.
heck
verb
To comb or dress flax or hemp with a heck (hackle).
Traditionally, workers hecked the fibres by hand before they were spun.
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