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I . whoop [(h)wu:p] VB intr

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II . whoop [(h)wu:p] VB trans

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III . whoop [(h)wu:p] N

2. whoop (of object):

whoop
Aufheulen nt

3. whoop (of cough):

whoop
Keuchen nt

Phrases:

to not care [or give] a whoop Am dated
sich acc nicht im Mindesten [um etw acc ] kümmern [o. inf scheren]
big whoop Am inf
große Sache (meist sarkastisch)
big whoop! Am inf
na und? inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The call of this dove is a very loud whoop-a whoop with some differences depending on the subspecies involved.
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A loud roar of applause, war whoops, and cheering filled the arena as the votes were read off.
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The 0.4 mile clay oval at the facility was transformed by adding jumps and whoops.
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Male literacy rate stands at whooping 84.61% while female literacy is 65.59%.
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Prevalent on these early recordings are her characteristic whoops and yodels.
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The instrument is played by holding the board lengthwise, hands at the sides and flicking the board outward, making the characteristic whoop-whoop noise.
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Adults have milder symptoms, such as prolonged coughing without the whoop.
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Among the wildlife of the park include two hundred species of birds, among them the bald eagle, snail kite and whooping crane.
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The most accepted is the whoop of owls made in the remote area.
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Whistles and whoops rarely cease and applause ripples throughout building into regular raptures for a consistently first-class performer.
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