HACKING JACKET - Translation from English into German

in the PONS Dictionary

ˈhack·ing jack·et N esp Brit

hacking jacket

Reitjacke f

in the PONS Dictionary

I. hack¹ [hæk] VB trans

1. hack (chop roughly):

to hack sth

etw hacken

to hack sb to death

jdn [mit einem Beil] erschlagen

to hack sb/sth to pieces [or bits]

jdn/etw zerstückeln

to hack an article to pieces [or bits] fig

einen Artikel verreißen

2. hack SPORTS (kick):

to hack sb Brit

jdn [vors [o. gegen das] Schienbein] treten

to hack the ball

dem Ball einen Tritt versetzen

3. hack (clear a way):

to hack one's way through [or out of] sth

sich dat einen Weg durch etw acc [frei]schlagen

4. hack COMPUT:

to hack sth

in etw acc [illegal] eindringen

5. hack usu neg Am, Aus sl (cope with):

to hack sth

etw aushalten

he just can't hack it to sit in traffic jams every morning

er kann die ewigen Staus am Morgen einfach nicht ausstehen

to hack it

es bringen

he can't hack it

er bringt's einfach nicht

II. hack¹ [hæk] VB intr

1. hack (chop roughly):

to hack [away] at sth

auf etw acc einhacken

he hacked away at the tree trunk with his axe

er hackte mit der Axt auf dem Baumstamm herum

to hack through sth trees

sich acc durch etw acc schlagen

2. hack COMPUT:

to hack into sth

in etw acc [illegal] eindringen

III. hack¹ [hæk] N

1. hack (kick):

hack

Tritt m <-(e)s, -e>

2. hack Brit (wound):

hack

[Ein]schnitt m

hack

Wunde f <-, -n>

3. hack (cough):

hack

trockener Husten

smoker's hack

Raucherhusten m <-s> kein pl

I. hack² [hæk] N

1. hack:

hack (horse)

Reitpferd nt <-(e)s, -e>

hack (hired horse)

Mietpferd nt

hack (worn-out horse)

Klepper m <-s, -> pej

hack (worn-out horse)

Gaul m <-(e)s, Gäu·le> A, CH

hack (horse-ride)

Ausritt m <-(e)s, -e>

2. hack pej or hum inf (writer):

hack

Schreiberling m <-s, -e> pej

hack

Schmierfink m <-en, -en> pej

newspaper hack

Zeitungsschreiber(in) m (f)

3. hack (unskilled worker):

hack

Gelegenheitsarbeiter(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>

4. hack Am inf:

hack (taxi)

Taxi nt <-s, -s>

hack (taxi driver)

Taxifahrer(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>

hack (taxi driver)

CH a. Taxichauffeur(in) m (f)

5. hack pej inf (non-committed person):

hack

Mitläufer(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen> pej

II. hack² [hæk] ADJ attr pej (routine)

hack

mittelmäßig

hack politician/writer

Mitläufer(in) m (f) /Schreiberling m <-s, -; -, -nen> pej

hack work

stumpfsinnige Arbeit

III. hack² [hæk] VB intr Brit

hack

ausreiten

hack·ing [ˈhækɪŋ] N

1. hacking (breaking into computers):

hacking

Hacken nt <-s, ->

2. hacking Brit (horse-riding):

to go hacking

ausreiten

to go hacking

einen Ausritt machen

jack·et [ˈʤækɪt] N

1. jacket FASHION:

jacket

Jacke f <-, -n>

double-breasted/single-breasted jacket

Zwei-/Einreiher m

2. jacket (of a book):

[dust] jacket

Schutzumschlag m <-(e)s, -schläge>

3. jacket Am, Aus MUS:

jacket

[Schall]plattenhülle f

jacket

Cover nt <-s, -s> CH, A

Present

I	hack
you	hack
he/she/it	hacks
we	hack
you	hack
they	hack

Past

I	hacked
you	hacked
he/she/it	hacked
we	hacked
you	hacked
they	hacked

Present Perfect

I	have	hacked
you	have	hacked
he/she/it	has	hacked
we	have	hacked
you	have	hacked
they	have	hacked

Past Perfect

I	had	hacked
you	had	hacked
he/she/it	had	hacked
we	had	hacked
you	had	hacked
they	had	hacked

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

It is equally trite that the concept of natural justice can neither be put in a strait-jacket nor is it a general rule of universal application.

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On occasions, trousers are worn with the full-dress jacket; this is sometimes referred to as' half-dress'.

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The passengers were not provided a life jacket before the trip, and there were no lifeguards.

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In 1971, the marching band became quite similar to the scatter bands in appearance, with the drum major wearing either a blazer or a dinner jacket.

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Lacking a dinner jacket douard goes to borrow one from his wife's cousin.

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