hack in Portuguese
hack in Portuguese is tosse seca, hackear, invadir — hack means to cut or chop something roughly, without precision.
hack in Portuguese
tosse seca
A dry cough.
hackear
invadir
What does "hack" mean?
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verb To cut or chop something roughly, without precision.
"The gardener hacked at the thick hedge until it was roughly the right shape."
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verb To break into a computer system or account without authorization.
"Someone hacked into her email account and sent spam to all her friends."
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verb To find a clever, often improvised shortcut for solving a problem.
"He hacked a solution together from spare parts in his shed."
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noun A clever shortcut, trick, or workaround.
"My favourite travel hack is rolling clothes instead of folding them."
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hack in a sentence
- The gardener hacked at the thick hedge until it was roughly the right shape.
- I hacked off a chunk of bread with a blunt knife.
- Someone hacked into her email account and sent spam to all her friends.
- The company says criminals tried to hack its customer database.
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What is "hack" in Portuguese?
"hack" in Portuguese is tosse seca, hackear, invadir. hack means: To cut or chop something roughly, without precision.
How do you use "hack" in a sentence?
Example: "The gardener hacked at the thick hedge until it was roughly the right shape." In Portuguese, "hack" is tosse seca, hackear, invadir.
Are there other ways to say "hack" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "hack": tosse seca, hackear, invadir.
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