hype train

haɪp treɪn

Definition

Definition of hype train - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

buzz

Rare

Slang

group of people excited about something new or upcoming

Rare

Slang

The hype train for the new game is huge.
The hype train around the film grew after the trailer.
Investors jumped on the hype train before the product launched.

bandwagon

buzz

frenzy

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Expressions with hype

hype and hoopla

excessive publicity or excitement about something

The movie was surrounded by a lot of hype and hoopla.

hype up

stimulate excitement or enthusiasm in someone

The marketing team hyped up the audience before the product launch.

media hype

exaggerated promotion by mass media

The movie received a lot of media hype before its release.

buy into the hype

believe exaggerated claims or promotions

Many people buy into the hype of new tech gadgets.

hype man

person who hypes up a crowd

The hype man got the audience excited before the main act.

hype cycle

stages in adopting new technology or product

The hype cycle helps businesses plan their strategies.

Expressions with train

gravy train

situation where one can gain excessive profits with little effort

The corrupt deal put them on the gravy train.

train up

teach or develop skills through practice

They train up new employees to handle multiple tasks efficiently.

train wreck

disastrous situation or event

The project turned into a complete train wreck after the lead resigned.

train has left

exp.

train has departed from a station

The train has left the station at 5 PM.

train of thought

flow of connected ideas in the mind

I lost my train of thought during the presentation.

jump a train

board or ride a train without paying or permission

He jumped a train to reach the next town.

like a train

adv.

with unstoppable momentum or force

The team moved like a train through the competition.

like a freight train

adv.

with great force or intensity

The storm hit the coast like a freight train.

on the gravy train

adj.

benefiting from easy profit or advantage

He is on the gravy train with his new business.

ride the gravy train

enjoy easy success or profit

After the merger, the executives were riding the gravy train.

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French:engouement collectif, ...
German:Hype-Train, ...
Italian:entusiasmo collettivo, ...
Spanish:ola de expectación, ...
Portuguese:onda de entusiasmo, ...
Chinese:热潮, ...
Japanese:盛り上がり, ...
Arabic:موجة الحماس, ...
Hebrew:גַּל הִתְלַהֲבוּת, ...
Russian:волна хайпа, ...
Ukrainian:хвиля захоплення, ...
Hindi:उत्साह की लहर, ...
Bengali:হাইপ ট্রেন, ...
Catalan:onada d'entusiasme, ...
Czech:hype, ...
Danish:hype-tog, ...
Dutch:hypegolf, ...
Greek:κύμα ενθουσιασμού, ...
Hungarian:rajongótábor, ...
Khmer:ក្រុមមនុស្សដែលកំពុងរំភើប និងបង្កើតការភ្ញាក់ផ្អើលអំពីអ្វីថ្មី ឬអ្វីដែលជិតមកដល់, ...
Korean:하이프 트레인, ...
Persian:موج هیجان, ...
Polish:fala entuzjazmu, ...
Portuguese (BR):onda de hype, ...
Romanian:tren de hype, ...
Swedish:hajptåg, ...
Thai:กระแสความฮือฮา, ...
Turkish:hype treni, ...
Vietnamese:làn sóng phấn khích, ...

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