hacks; hacked; hacking
hacks; hacked; hacking
Learner's definition of HACK
1
: to cut (something or someone) many times and usually in a rough and violent way劈;砍 [+ object]
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He hacked [=chopped] the tree down with an ax. = He hacked down the tree with an ax.他用斧头砍倒了那棵树。
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The victim had been hacked to death.被害人已经被砍死。
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The table had been hacked to pieces.桌子被劈成了碎块。
[no object]
— see also hack off (below) 2
[+ object] : to make (a path) by cutting plants劈出,开辟(道路) 3
[+ object] informal : to manage or deal with (something) successfully胜任;能应付 —
usually used in negative statements通常用于否定句 —
often used in the phrase hack it常用于短语hack it 4
[no object] : to cough loudly大声咳嗽 -
I could hear him hacking (away) all night long.我听见他一晚上都在咳嗽。
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The patient has a hacking cough. [=a loud, dry cough]病人有干咳症状。
5
computers : to secretly get access to the files on a computer or network in order to get information, cause damage, etc.非法侵入(他人的计算机或网络) [no object]
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+ into [+ object]
hack off
[phrasal verb] 1
hack (something) off or hack off (something) : to cut (something) off in a rough and violent way砍掉;劈掉 2
hack (someone) off also hack off (someone) informal : to make (someone) angry and annoyed(使)生气,烦恼 — see also hacked off 2 hack /ˈhæk/ noun
plural hacks
plural hacks
Learner's definition of HACK
[count]
1
: the act of hitting something roughly with an ax, knife, etc.砍;劈 2
baseball, informal : swing 3
: a loud, dry cough(大声的)干咳 3 hack /ˈhæk/ noun
plural hacks
plural hacks
Learner's definition of HACK
[count]
1 disapproving
a : a writer who produces a large amount of work mainly to make money(以赚钱为目的而写出大量作品的)雇佣作家,雇佣文人 b : someone who does work that is not important or original杂务人员 2
US, old-fashioned + informal : taxi also : the driver of a taxi : cabdriver出租车;出租车司机 3
a : a horse that can be hired for use可出租的马
b : an old, worn-out horse无用的老马