Translations for „het up“ in the English » German Dictionary

het up [ˌhetˈʌp, Am ˌhet̬ˈ-] ADJ pred inf

het up

wütend

to get het about sth

sich acc über etw acc [o. wegen einer S. gen ] aufregen

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English

He's the one who seems most het up about how cultural norms have changed -- perhaps because his generation will never know what it is to be an icon.

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How can anyone get so het up?

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The point is that the media gets het up about alcohol being a burden on health care and seeks to blame patients for this.

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Does he get het up if, say, "criteria" is used in the singular?

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There's no sense getting all het up over what might not be.

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One contestant apparently got so het up once he started hurling eclairs at the camera.

metro.co.uk

How can one man get so het up about a pair of gloves?

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You are getting rather het up and insulting people who, at least from my vantage point, are sympathetic to your views.

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It is really not worth getting het up about.

if.com.au

No one gets this het up about other activities.

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