Hack
dasNounder Hack (computing); hacken (verb)
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Messer mit einer langen, scharfen Klinge zum Schneiden von Fleisch.
- English meaning
- Meat cleaver
- Synonym
- Hackmesser
- German example
- Mit dem Fleischmesser kann man das Brathähnchen gut zerteilen.
- English example
- You can easily carve the roast chicken with the meat cleaver.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Fleischmesser
- Plural Form
- die Fleischmesser
Related words
- Häckse
hack
- Gewölle
hack
- hackedicht
hacked poem
- Hersteller
hackler
- Anbieter
hackler
- Verkäufer
hackler
- chop
hacken
- klitschig
hackneyed
- Hackbeere
Hackberry
- Bosal
hackamore
- das Hacken
hacken
- Hacken
hacken
- kuhhackig
hacking
- Hacker
hacker
- Madenhacker
hacker
- fesseln
to shackle
- im Unterholz wandern
buschwhacken
- im Unterholz vorankommen
buschwhacken
- Fessel
shackle
- durch Dickicht schlagen
buschwhacken
- Schäkel
shackle
- Fußfessel
shackle
- Schackle
shackle
- Hacker
female hacker
- Lifehacker
lifehacker
- Randader
ramshackle
- abhacken
to hack off
- behacken
to hack
- Lifehack
life hack
- Cleaver
Cleaver
- Schäkel
A shackle is a U-shaped metal bracket with a bolt, used to connect chains, ropes, or other elements.
- Krautwickel
Cabbage rolls are stuffed cabbage leaves, typically filled with a mixture of ground meat, rice, and spices.
- Verschlag
Shack
- Hackbeil
Cleaver
- Bügelsäge
Hacksaw
- zerkleinern
To chop
- abhacken
to chop off
- schnippeln
To chop
- schnibbeln
To chop, to dice
- behacken
To hack
- durchackern
to slog through, to plow through
- zerhauen
To chop to pieces
- weghauen
To whack away means to hit or remove something with great force; can also be colloquially used for 'to leave' or 'to get lost'.
- kletzeln
To dice, to chop finely
- Schäckel
Shackle
- Span
Chip, shaving
- Hackepeter
Mett
- Ferse
heel
- Hackfresse
Ugly face
Example sentences with “Hack”
They tried to hack the system. (Sie haben versucht, das System zu hacken.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'hacken' a German word?
Yes, 'hacken' means to hack, 'hacken' can also mean to chop.