Definition of hoo in English Turkish dictionary
- how
- nasıl
Röportajın nasıl gitti?
-How did your interview go?
İyi akşamlar, nasılsın?
-Good evening, how are you?
- hoo-ha
- şamata
- hoo ha
- şamata
- how
- ne kadar
Ne kadar para istiyorsun?
-How much money do you want?
Havaalanı ne kadar uzak?
-How far away is the airport?
- how
- nasıl da
Tom Mary'nin ona nasıl davrandığını unutamıyor.
-Tom can't get over how Mary treated him.
Tom nasıl dans edeceğini bilmiyor.
-Tom doesn't know how to dance.
- how
- nice
- how
- nereden
Burada olduğumuzu nereden biliyordun?
-How did you know we were here?
Bana nereden bildiğini söyle.
-Tell me how you knew.
- how
- hangi yolla
- how
- ne
- woo hoo
- Yüksek sesle söylendiğinde mutluluk ve coşku ifade eden; yavaş söylendiğinde alaycı bir mutluluk belirten ünlem
- how
- nasıl: How did it happen? Nasıl oldu? How will he do this? Bunu nasıl yapacak? How does it work? Nasıl çalışıyor?
- how
- How about it? Ne dersiniz? How are you? Nasılsınız? How do you do? Nasılsınız? How goes it? How is it going? Ne var ne yok? Ne âlem desin
- how
- yöntem
Bunun çalışma yöntemi bu değil.
-That's not how it works.
Sorunu yapma yöntemini bildiğim tek yolla ele aldım.
-I handled the problem the only way I knew how.
- how
- yapma tarzı
Onu yapma tarzın bu değil.
-That's not how you do it.
Profesyonellerin bunu yapma tarzı budur.
-That's how the pros do it.
- how
- yapma yöntemi
Dondurma yapma yöntemimiz budur.
-This is how we make ice cream.
Onu yapma yöntemimiz bu.
-That's how we did it.
- how
- ne kadar: How long
- how
- ne halde
- how
- ne suretle
- how
- ne derecede
- how
- ne durumda
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Definition of hoo in English English dictionary
- she
- Used to grab the attention of others
Hoo yee!.
- how
They will hammer their swords into ploughshares and their spears into sickles. Nation will not lift sword against nation, no longer will they learn how to make war.
-They shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks; One nation shall not raise the sword against another, nor shall they train for war again.
How do I open the bonnet?
-How do I open the hood?
- Hurrah! an exclamation of triumphant joy
- hoo man
- An attention grabber
Hoo man, slow doon like!.
- hoo-ha
- A fuss, uproar, commotion or stir; hype; brouhaha
There was a big hoo-ha about it in the papers, and then the world completely forgot the matter.
- hoo-ha
- If there is a hoo-ha, there is a lot of fuss about something. Schulman is a little tired of the hoo-ha about the all-women team. noisy talk or excitement about something unimportant = fuss (hu-ha)
- boo hoo
- it is not worth crying about
So you broke it. Boo hoo! Get a grip, and clean up the mess.
- boo hoo
- The sound of crying
- woo hoo
- An exclamation of joy or excitement, especially as arising from success or good fortune
- yoo hoo
- An interjection to grab someone's attention
Yoo hoo! Over here!.
- yoo-hoo
- Used to call to someone at a distance or to gain someone's attention
Choir! Choir! Yoo-hoo! Choir, gather around, I have great news.
- woo hoo
- Woo hoo is a common expression of joy, especially as arising from success or good fortune
- Sutton Hoo
- a place in Suffolk, eastern England, where people digging in 1939 found a 7th century Saxon ship with weapons, jewellery, and other things believed to have been buried with a king. Estate in Suffolk, England, the site of the grave or cenotaph of an Anglo-Saxon king. One of the richest Germanic burials ever found in Europe (1939), the Sutton Hoo site contained an 80-ft (24-m) wooden ship equipped for the afterlife (but with no body). It displayed both pagan and Christian features. The burial's grave goods demonstrate a high level of craftsmanship and included solid gold and silver objects, such as cups and bowls, and weapons, including a bejeweled sword. There were also coins from the Continent and a dish bearing the stamp of the Byzantine emperor Anastasius I, which reveal broader contacts for the people of England at the time than had been previously recognized. The burial may have been for Raedwald (d. 624?) or Aethelhere (d. 654). Parallels to Swedish finds suggest a possible Swedish origin for the East Anglian royal dynasty
- yoo-hoo
- used to attract someone's attention when they are a long way from you (A natural shout)
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Turkish pronunciation
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Etymology
[ 'hü-"hä ] (noun.) 1931. From Middle English hoo, shoo "she" from Old English hēo "she". More at she.Resimler
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