Hack

/hˈæk/

/ˈhæk/

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to hack

SLOVESO

hacknout, získat přístup

(computing) to illegally access a computer system, network, or online account in order to find, use, or change the information it contains

Transitive: to hack a computer system or account | to hack into a computer system or account

Example

Hacking a social media profile is a violation of privacy and can lead to serious legal consequences.

sekat, řezat

to forcefully cut through something using rough movements

Transitive: to hack sth | to hack at sth

Example

The gardener hacked at the overgrown bushes to restore order to the garden.

The thief hacked at the padlock with a crowbar, trying to break into the locked chest.

The chef decided to hack the coconut to access its refreshing water.

jít na koni, jezdit na koni

to ride a horse for sport

Intransitive

Example

The equestrian club organized a group outing to hack along the scenic trails.

After a long day, she finds solace in hacking through the peaceful forest trails.

Every weekend, she enjoys hacking through the countryside on her beloved horse.

udeřit, zboxovat

to intentionally strike or make forceful contact with an opposing player's arm during a sporting event

Transitive: to hack an opponent or their arm

Example

The coach admonished the player for his unsportsmanlike conduct in hacking the opponent 's arm.

The crowd expressed their disapproval as they witnessed the player intentionally hack his opponent on the arm.

kopnout, přetáhnout

(in sports) to kick an opponent on the shins

Transitive: to hack an opponent

Example

The frustrated player hacked his opponent, earning a yellow card for the deliberate foul.

In the heat of the moment, the defender hacked the striker, resulting in a penalty kick for the opposing team.

During the match, the defender resorted to hacking the midfielder to slow down the attack.

kácet, prořezávat

to form or create by cutting or chopping something

Transitive: to hack sth

Example

The pioneer hacked a crude shelter out of the forest to protect himself from the elements.

In order to create a shortcut to the river, they hacked a narrow path through the rocky terrain.

The hikers hacked a path through the overgrown trail to make it accessible for others.

kašlat, zakašlat

to cough harshly with a repetitive or spasmodic sound

Intransitive

Example

The smoker 's persistent cough caused him to hack uncontrollably.

The child 's persistent cold caused him to hack and splutter with each cough.

The dusty environment triggered her allergies, and she started to hack and sneeze.

zkrátit, osekat

to haphazardly reduce or cut down a piece of content

Transitive: to hack a piece of content

Example

The tabloid magazine hacked the celebrity 's interview, selectively quoting statements out of context.

The book publisher pressured the author to hack certain chapters, removing important background information.

The editor decided to hack the journalist 's article, removing essential details and distorting the overall message.

Hack

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

jízda, pracovní kůň

a saddle horse used for transportation rather than sport etc.

What is a "hack"?

A hack refers to a horse suitable for general riding and leisure activities, such as hacking out in the countryside. Hacks are often well-trained and well-mannered horses, typically used for pleasure riding, showing, and low-level competitions. They are usually calm, obedient, and versatile, and can be ridden by riders of varying skill levels. They may be of any breed or type, and are generally selected for their temperament, conformation, and movement. The term "hack" can also refer to the act of riding a horse out for pleasure or exercise

spisovatel podřadné úrovně, novinář špatné kvality

an author or journalist who produces low-quality and dull work, aiming solely for commercial success

Who is a "hack"?

A hack refers to a writer who produces work primarily for financial gain or to meet deadlines, often with a focus on quantity over quality. This term can imply a lack of originality or creativity, as the work may be considered predictable, superficial, or lacking in depth. Hacks may rely on established formulas or clichés rather than offering fresh perspectives or innovative ideas.

hack, úprava

an adjustment of the codes of a computer program that solves a problem in a quick way

pronajatý kůň, jízdní kůň

a horse kept for hire, typically used for riding or carriage driving

starý kůň, pracovní kůň

an old or over-worked horse

taxi, automobil

a car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money

zahradní nástroj, sekačka

a tool (as a hoe or pick or mattock) used for breaking up the surface of the soil

dříč, srdcař

one who works hard at boring tasks

otřelý komik, triviální komik

a comedian who relies on tired, overused, or clichéd material, often resulting in unoriginal or predictable jokes

Who is a "hack"?

A hack is a person who uses clichéd, overused, or unoriginal material. A hack comedian or performer might rely on predictable jokes or routines that lack creativity and freshness. The term can also imply that the individual is not innovative or skilled in their craft, often resulting in a lackluster or uninspired performance.

politický boss, lobbista

a politician who belongs to a small clique that controls a political party for private rather than public ends

fígl, hack

a simple or clever technique or method that makes a task easier or more efficient

Example

He shared a hack for cleaning the house with fewer supplies.

I learned a hack to make cooking dinner much faster.

He showed me a great hack for organizing my desk.

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