hurrah

• Sustantivo que designa un grito de alegría, triunfo o ánimo, usado a menudo como saludo o clamor de aprobación.

A noun referring to an exclamation of joy, triumph, or encouragement, often used as a cheer or shout of approval.

1. Exclamation of joy or triumphB1informal

   A loud cry of joy, triumph, or encouragement.

   Hurra

   • The crowd let out a loud hurrah when the team scored.
   • He gave a hurrah of relief after passing the exam.
   • The children shouted hurrah as the fireworks began.

   Sinónimosbravocheercryhoorayshoutwhoop

2. Expression of approvalB1informal

   A shout used to show support or approval for someone or something.

   Hurra, grito de aprobación

   • The audience gave three cheers and a hurrah for the speaker.
   • Hurrah for the winners!
   • They raised their voices in a final hurrah for the departing leader.

   Sinónimosacclaimapplausebravocheerhoorayyay

   Antónimosboohissjeer

• Verbo que expresa alegría, aprobación o apoyo, a menudo mediante gritos o júbilo; también puede significar aclamar o animar a alguien con vítores.

A verb used to express joy, approval, or encouragement, often by shouting or cheering.

1. To shout with joy or approvalB1informal

   To express joy, excitement, or approval by shouting 'hurrah'.

   Vitorear

   • The crowd hurrahed as the team scored the winning goal.
   • They hurrahed loudly when the announcement was made.
   • The children hurrahed with delight at the surprise party.

   Sinónimosacclaimapplaudcheerhailrootshoutwhoop