hack in Hindi हिन्दी

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hack

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adj. 1a. working just for the money; hired; drudging.
Ex. a hack writer.
b. done just for the money; of a hired sort.
Ex. a hack job.
2. much in use; hackneyed; trite; commonplace.
Ex. When the old world grows dull, And we

hack

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expr. hack around, (U.S. Slang.) to fool around; have fun; pass time idly.
Ex. a real great guy, always hacking around and cutting up (Harper's).

hack

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hack (1), verb, noun.

hack

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hack (2), noun, adjective, verb.

hack

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hack (3), noun.
a frame or rack, as for holding fodder for cattle, or for drying fish, cheese, or bricks.

hack

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noun hacker.

hack

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noun 1a. a carriage for hire.
Ex. We rode around the park in a hack.
b. (Informal.) a taxi.
Ex. Hacks were waiting at the airport.
2. a horse for hire.
3. an old or worn-out horse; jade.
4. a horse for ordinary rid

hack

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noun 1a. a rough cut.
Ex. The tree stump was full of hacks from chopping wood.
b. (U.S.) a cut or notch made in a tree to indicate a particular spot or to mark a path in a forest; blaze.
2. a tool or instrument for hacking or cutting,

hack

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v.i. 1. to make rough or uneven cuts; deal cutting blows.
2. to give short, dry coughs.
3a. (Basketball.) to hit the arm of an opponent who has the ball.
b. (Rugby Football.) to kick an opponent's shin.

hack

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v.i. 1. to ride on horseback over roads, distinguished from cross-country or military riding.
2a. (Informal.) to drive a taxi.
Ex. the cabby readily confessed, ""I used to hate hacking"" (New Yorker).
b. to drive around.

hack

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v.t. 1. to cut roughly or unevenly; deal cutting blows to.
Ex. He hacked the meat into jagged, irregular pieces instead of slicing it evenly. ""Our mechanic ... hacked his way through the roof to save a paralyzed woman"" (Newsweek).
2a. to b

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v.t. 1. to make a hack of; put to indiscriminate use.
2. to make trite or stale by frequent use; hackney.
3. (Figurative.) to write as a hack.
Ex. He hacked out articles for cheap magazines.