hack
GRE,1
英[hæk]
|美[hæk]
vt.& vi.乱劈,乱砍;开垦;出租马车
n.劈,砍;干咳;乘用马
日语:ハック
法语:pirater
德语:hacken
韩语:마구 자르기
俄语:cortar
牛津词典
verb
- 砍;劈
to cut sb/sth with rough, heavy blows
- I hacked the dead branches off.
我把枯树枝砍掉了。 - They were hacked to death as they tried to escape.
他们企图逃走时被砍死了。 - We had to hack our way through the jungle.
我们不得不在丛林中辟路穿行。 - We hacked away at the bushes.
我们劈开灌木丛。
- 猛踢
to kick sth roughly or without control
- He hacked the ball away.
他把球一脚踢开。
- 非法侵入(他人计算机系统)
to secretly find a way of looking at and/or changing information on sb else's computer system without permission
- He hacked into the bank's computer.
他侵入了这家银行的计算机。 - They had hacked secret data.
他们窃取了保密数据。
- 能 / 不能应付(某情形)
to be able/not able to manage in a particular situation
- Lots of people leave this job because they can't hack it.
很多人由于应付不了这项工作而放弃了。
- 骑马消遣
to ride a horse for pleasure
- 开出租车
to drive a taxi
noun
- 雇佣文人(尤指廉价受雇撰写报纸庸俗文章者)
a writer, especially of newspaper articles, who does a lot of low quality work and does not get paid much
- (受雇于组织,尤其是政客)从事艰苦乏味工作的人;杂务人员
a person who does the hard and often boring work for an organization, especially a politician
- a party hack
政党杂务人员
- 供人骑的马;可出租的马
a horse for ordinary riding or one that can be hired
- 出租车
a taxi
- 砍;劈
an act of hitting sth, especially with a cutting tool
同、反义词
同义词:
v.
cut,chop,slash,lacerate,cope
n.
drudge,slave,flunky,menial,journalist
词形变化
现在分词:hacking 过去分词:hacked 名词复数形式:hacks 过去式:hacked 第三人称单数:hacks
中文词源
hack 砍,劈,非法侵入计算机hack 供人骑的马,出租车,雇佣文人
来自PIE*keg,砍,劈,钩,词源同hook,haggle,hew.引申词义侵入别人的计算机,即黑掉。缩写自Hackney,伦敦附近地名,在13世纪开始就成为著名的老马养殖场,提供老马或马车出租,后引申词义妓女,苦力,雇佣文人等。
双语例句
- An armed gang barged onto the train and began hacking and shooting anyone in sight
一伙持械歹徒闯上火车,开始见人就砍、举枪便射。
- Some were hacked to death with machetes
有些人被大砍刀砍死。
- Matthew desperately hacked through the leather.
马修拼命地将皮革砍穿。
- We undertook the task of hacking our way through the jungle.
我们负责在丛林中开路。
- He hacked away at the story, eliminating one character entirely.
他大幅缩短了这篇故事,将其中一个人物彻底砍掉了。
- Far too many party hacks from the old days still hold influential jobs.
太多以前的老党棍依然身居要职。
- The saboteurs had demanded money in return for revealing how they hacked into the systems.
那些故意破坏者索要钱财,以作为透露自己是如何非法进入该电脑系统的交换条件。
- The children could be seen hacking across the hillside on their ponies.
可以看到孩子们正骑着小马穿过山坡。
- You have to be strong and confident and never give the slightest impression that you can't hack it
你必须坚强自信,千万不要给人留下丝毫你应付不来的印象。
- Smith tries to convince them that he can hack it as a police chief.
史密斯试图让他们相信,作为警长自己能应付得了。
- As the bus turned the corner, it collided with a hack.
公共汽车转过拐角时与一辆出租车相撞。
- A tabloid hack uncovered the story.
一个小报写手披露了此事。
- Jack is making a hack at the tree.
杰克正在砍树。
- He often tries to hack into other's computer.
他经常试图私自侵入别人的计算机。
- Could you rent the hack to me?
你可以把那匹马租给我吗?
- Or you could buy a Roomba and hack it.
还可以购买并使用Roomba。
- There's more in blog posts from Microsoft and McAfee describing the hack and precautions for users.
微软和McAfee另有一些博客文章也在谈论这次攻击和用户应该采取的预防措施。
- Young man. I need you to hack into the computer and find the missing files.
年轻人,我要你侵入电脑里,把我们丢失的文件找回来。
- You shall have it hack tomorrow.
我明天就还你。
- I'm sorry, I promise you can not do now, I do not want can be, then I will hack a little time for you to fulfill.
对不起,我答应你现在不能做,我不想就可以了,然后我将砍一点点时间,为您实现。
- Can you hack into henderson's office computer?
你可以黑掉亨德森办公室的电脑吗?
- You scratch my hack and I'll scratch yours.
你替我搔背,我也就替你搔背(互相捧场)。
- She's just a second-rate hack.
她只是个二流的记者。
- They went hack to the seaside.
他们去到了海边。
- Ever wanted to hack a greedy multinational corporation like Blackwell-Briggs and steal their secrets?
是否曾想攻击一个贪婪的跨国公司,像布莱克·布里格斯和窃取他们的秘密吗?
- More boring news. I wonder which hack wrote this?
更多郁闷的消息,我想知道这是哪个业余记者写的呀?
- I just can't hack my way inside.
我不能用我以前的方法入侵系统。
- You just bit me on the butt! What a hack is wrong with you?
你刚才咬了!你到底是怎么了?
- As soon as I got hack, they all badgered me with questions.
我一回来,他们就对我问个不停。
- Do you think you'd be able to hack another four years of working with her?
你认为你能容忍和她一起再工作四年吗?
语源
Old English hacciancut in pieces, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch hakkenand German hackenMiddle English (in sense 2): abbreviation of hackney. Sense 1 dates from the late 17th centlate Middle English (denoting the lower half of a divided door): variant of hatch