Definition
Definition of hyped - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She was hyped for the concert tonight.
2.
- The movie was hyped but didn't meet expectations.
Expressions with hyped
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become very excited or energetic about something
Everyone gets hyped up before the big game.
extremely excited or enthusiastic
She was hyped to the max about the concert.
talked about a lot in media or by people
The much-hyped movie disappointed many fans.
Origin of hyped
English, hype (extravagant promotion)
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overhyped
something hyped but ultimately unremarkable
Examples of hyped in a sentence
Everyone was hyped to see the fireworks display. The product was hyped but failed to impress. Despite being hyped, the concert was a letdown.
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- French:surexcité, surmédiatisé, ...
- German:begeistert, übertrieben gehypt, ...
- Italian:entusiasta, sopravvalutato, ...
- Spanish:emocionado, sobrevalorado, ...
- Portuguese:entusiasmado, exagerado, ...
- Chinese:兴奋的, 炒作的, ...
- Japanese:興奮した, 過剰に宣伝された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَحَمِّس, مُضَخَّم, ...
- Hebrew:נִלְהָב, מְנוּפָּח, ...
- Russian:взволнованный, раскрученный, ...
- Ukrainian:в захваті, розрекламований, ...
- Hindi:उत्साहित, बढ़ा-चढ़ाकर प्रचारित, ...
Definition of hype - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The hype around the new product launch was palpable..
2.
- The movie received a lot of hype before its release.
3.
- The new phone was the hype of the year.
4.
- The scheme turned out to be just a hype.
Verb
1.
- Companies often hype new products to boost initial sales..
2.
- The speech did little to hype the crowd..
Expressions with hype
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excessive publicity or excitement about something
The movie was surrounded by a lot of hype and hoopla.
stimulate excitement or enthusiasm in someone
The marketing team hyped up the audience before the product launch..
exaggerated promotion by mass media
The movie received a lot of media hype before its release.
believe exaggerated claims or promotions
Many people buy into the hype of new tech gadgets.
person who hypes up a crowd
The hype man got the audience excited before the main act.
group of people excited about something new or upcoming
The hype train for the new game is huge.
stages in adopting new technology or product
The hype cycle helps businesses plan their strategies.
Origin of hype
American English, hype (exaggeration)
Examples of hype in a sentence
Social media can create a lot of hype. The new smartphone launch was surrounded by hype. There was a lot of hype about the band's reunion tour. The movie didn't live up to the hype surrounding its release. Despite the hype, the product failed to impress consumers. The product was all hype and no substance.
He fell for the hype and lost money. Influencers hype their favorite brands on social media. The media tends to hype celebrity scandals. The coach tried to hype the team before the game. Music can hype people up before a workout.
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- French:engouement, surmédiatiser, ...
- German:Aufregung, bewerben, ...
- Italian:clamore, pubblicizzare eccessivamente, ...
- Spanish:expectativa, promocionar en exceso, ...
- Portuguese:alvoroço, promover excessivamente, ...
- Chinese:热情, 大肆宣传, ...
- Japanese:興奮, 宣伝する, ...
- Arabic:حَماس, ضخم, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְלַהֲבוּת, לְקַדֵּם, ...
- Russian:ажиотаж, рекламировать, ...
- Ukrainian:ажіотаж, роздувати, ...
- Hindi:जबरदस्त उत्साह, बढ़ा-चढ़ाकर प्रचार करना, ...
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