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Definition of hell of a - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
impressionUSremarkably impressive or excellentUS
  • She gave a hell of a performance last night.
amazing fantastic remarkable
2.
emphasisUSused to emphasize something very good or badUS
  • That was a hell of a game!
incredible remarkable
3.
difficultyRareUSextremely difficult or challenging to deal withRareUS
  • This is a hell of a problem to solve.
arduous tough
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Expressions with hell of a

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do one hell of a jobv.
perform something extremely well or impressively
You did one hell of a job on this project!
hell of a dayn.
very difficult or stressful day
After all those meetings, it was a hell of a day.
hell of a lotn.
very large amount or degree of something
She has a hell of a lot of work to do.
one hell of a timen.
very difficult or troublesome period
He went through one hell of a time last year.
a hell of a fightn.
challenging situation requiring great effort
Getting the project done was a hell of a fight.
hell of a messn.
difficult or problematic situation
The project turned into a hell of a mess quickly.

Expressions with hell

hell raisingn.
causing trouble for fun or excitement
The teenagers were known for their hell raising at parties.
living helln.
state or place of extreme suffering or torment
After the accident, his life became a living hell.
catch hellv.
receive severe criticism or punishment
He will catch hell for missing the meeting.
flipping hellintj.
shows anger or irritation at someone or something
Flipping hell, why won't this work!
it was hellexp.
it was extremely painful, hard, or unpleasant
The recovery after surgery was hell.
that was hellexp.
that experience was extremely painful, hard, or awful
After the stormy flight, that was hell.

Terms related to hell of a

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excellentextraordinaryimpressiveincrediblemarvelousoutstandingsuperbwonderfulamazingastonishingfantasticphenomenal

Terms with hell of a included in their meaning

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blue blazesexp.
intensity
intensification of 'blazes', a euphemism for 'hell'
nether regionn.
mythology
hell or a place of eternal punishment
down belown.
afterlife
hell as a place of punishment
Hadesn.
afterlife realm
hell or a place of punishment

Examples of hell of a in a sentence

  • He cooked a hell of a meal.
  • She gave a hell of a performance last night.
  • That was a hell of a storm we had!
  • That was a hell of a storm to drive through.
  • Climbing that mountain was a hell of a challenge.

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  1. French:incroyable, sacré, ...
  2. German:beeindruckend, unglaublich, ...
  3. Italian:impressionante, da paura, ...
  4. Spanish:increíble, tremendo, ...
  5. Portuguese:incrível, tremendo, ...
  6. Chinese:了不起的, 极好的, ...
  7. Japanese:すごい, 非常に難しい, ...
  8. Arabic:رَائِع, رائع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַדְהִים, חֲתִיכַת, ...
  10. Russian:потрясающий, отличный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чудовий, неймовірний, ...
  12. Hindi:शानदार, जबरदस्त, ...

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