hurrah

• Substantivo que designa um grito de alegria, triunfo ou encorajamento, frequentemente usado como saudação ou manifestação de aprovação.

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.

   Viva

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbravocheercryhoorayshoutwhoop

2. Expression of approvalB1informal

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

   Viva

   • 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.

   Sinônimosacclaimapplausebravocheerhoorayyay

   Antônimosboohissjeer

• Verbo usado para expressar alegria, aprovação ou apoio, frequentemente por meio de gritos ou aclamações.

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'.

   Gritar de alegria

   • 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.

   Sinônimosacclaimapplaudcheerhailrootshoutwhoop