hurray
hʊˈreɪ
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Definition of hurray - Reverso English Dictionary

Interjection

1.
celebrationDatedexpresses joy or excitement in celebrationsDated
  • Hurray! We won the game!
hooray hurrah yippee
2.
encouragementDatedcheer someone on during a challenging situationDated
  • Hurray! You can do it!
bravo hooray

Noun

1.
celebrationDatedUKshout of joy or approvalDatedUK
  • The crowd erupted in a loud hurray.
acclaim cheer
2.
cheerDatedexpression used to show supportDated
  • The fans gave a hurray for the winning team.
acclaim applause cheer
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used to express joy or approval in celebrations
Hip hip hurray for the winning team!
used to cheer or support someone
Hip hurray for the birthday girl!

Origin of hurray

Imitative, hurrah (exclamation of joy)

Examples of hurray in a sentence

  • Hurray! It's finally the weekend!
  • Hurray! We finally reached the summit!
  • Hurray! The team scored a goal!
  • A spontaneous hurray broke out at the news.
  • The children shouted a hurray when the game started.
  • A loud hurray erupted from the crowd.

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  1. French:hourra, ...
  2. German:hurra, Hurra, ...
  3. Italian:evviva, urra, ...
  4. Spanish:hurra, viva, ...
  5. Portuguese:viva, hurra, ...
  6. Chinese:万岁, 欢呼声, ...
  7. Japanese:やったー, 歓声, ...
  8. Arabic:ياسلام, هُتَاف فَرَح, ...
  9. Hebrew:יֵשׁ, קְרִיאַת שִׂמְחָה, ...
  10. Russian:ура, одобрение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ура, вигук підтримки, ...
  12. Hindi:वाह, वाहवाही, ...

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