hype in Russian
hype in Russian is хайп, шуми́ха — hype means exaggerated promotion or buzz around something, often overselling how good it really is.
hype in Russian
хайп
Pronounced: khayp
(marketing) Promotion or propaganda, especially exaggerated claims.
шуми́ха
Pronounced: shumikha
(marketing) Promotion or propaganda, especially exaggerated claims.
What does "hype" mean?
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noun Exaggerated promotion or buzz around something, often overselling how good it really is.
"Critics said the movie never lived up to the hype."
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verb To promote something heavily, often exaggerating its qualities.
"The label hyped the album for months before release."
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adjective Informal: excited or thrilled about something.
"I'm so hype for the concert tonight!"
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hype in a sentence
- Critics said the movie never lived up to the hype.
- There was so much hype around the new phone before launch.
- The label hyped the album for months before release.
- I'm so hype for the concert tonight!
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What is "hype" in Russian?
"hype" in Russian is хайп, шуми́ха. hype means: Exaggerated promotion or buzz around something, often overselling how good it really is.
How do you pronounce хайп?
"hype" in Russian is хайп, pronounced "khayp".
How do you use "hype" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics said the movie never lived up to the hype." In Russian, "hype" is хайп, шуми́ха.
Are there other ways to say "hype" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "hype": хайп, шуми́ха.
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