Word: hack«

Synonyms: hack«

journalist, reporter, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, writer, journo, scribbler, penny-a-liner, drudge, menial, menial worker, factotum, gofer, jade, nag, plug, hacker, ward-heeler, machine politician, taxi, cab, taxicab, literary hack, hack writer

Translations: hack«

hack« in spanish

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spanish

Translations:

truco, hackear, hackeo, hachazo, corte

hack« in german

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german

Translations:

Hack, Kerbe, hacken, Hacks

hack« in french

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french

Translations:

bidouille, piratage, entaille, astuce, pirater

hack« in italian

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italian

Translations:

mod, trucco

hack« in portuguese

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portuguese

Translations:

corte, truque, cortar, picareta, mercenário

hack« in dutch

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dutch

Translations:

hack, houwer, truc, kappen, hakken

hack« in russian

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russian

Translations:

рубить, хак, взломать, взлом, обходное

hack« in norwegian

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norwegian

Translations:

hack, banalisere, hack for, hakke

hack« in swedish

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swedish

Translations:

hacka, hack, hack för

hack« in finnish

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finnish

Translations:

hakata, Hack, Kikkailu

hack« in danish

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danish

Translations:

Hack, banalisere, hacker

hack« in czech

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czech

Translations:

hack, kopnutí, zaseknout, prodejný člověk

hack« in polish

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polish

Translations:

najemnik, murzyn, hack, siekać, kilof

hack« in hungarian

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hungarian

Translations:

hack, csapkod, hivatal csapk

hack« in turkish

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turkish

Translations:

hack, kesmek, beygir, çentik, taksi

hack« in greek

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greek

Translations:

αμυχή, σιδηροπρίονο, hack, μεράκι, την αμυχή

hack« in ukrainian

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ukrainian

Translations:

рубати, рубатимуть

hack« in albanian

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albanian

Translations:

hack, kollë e thatë, faull, mëditje, me mëditje

hack« in bulgarian

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bulgarian

Translations:

рана, хак, рязка рана, Hack, рязка

hack« in belarusian

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belarusian

Translations:

секчы, сячы, рубіць

hack« in estonian

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estonian

Translations:

hack, häkkida, näksima, labastama

hack« in croatian

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croatian

Translations:

hack, Pijuk, hak, hakerske, posjekotina

hack« in icelandic

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icelandic

Translations:

hakk, reiðhestur, Nýr, Hack, reiðhestur er

hack« in lithuanian

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lithuanian

Translations:

Hack, Nulaužti, nuomojamasis arklys, kuinas

hack« in latvian

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latvian

Translations:

banalizēt, kapāt, hack, sacirst, sakapāt

hack« in macedonian

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macedonian

Translations:

hack, пробие, секира, се пробие, удар со секира

hack« in romanian

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romanian

Translations:

hack, salahor

hack« in slovenian

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slovenian

Translations:

kramp, hack, Rešetkasto, hekanje

hack« in slovak

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slovak

Translations:

hack

The meaning and "use of": hack«

noun

a rough cut, blow, or stroke. - he was sure one of us was going to take a hack at him
an act of computer hacking. - Several media accounts described the data breach as a computer hack .
a writer or journalist producing dull, unoriginal work. - a hack scriptwriter
a horse for ordinary riding. - A Munnings horse on the other hand has a lot of the stable about it - a lot of knowledge, no doubt, and a lot to attract others who know their hacks , hunters and ponies.
a taxicab. - You're going to have to take me or I'll turn you in and you'll lose your hack license.
a board on which a hawk's meat is laid. - ‘Take up’ is sometimes used to mean to withdraw a hawk from the mews or from hack with a view to preparing her for hunting.

verb

cut with rough or heavy blows. - hack off the dead branches
use a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system. - they hacked into a bank's computer
manage; cope. - lots of people leave because they can't hack it
ride a horse for pleasure or exercise. - Some years ago I was out hacking on my young horse.