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Hack off Meaning in English

expression

परिभाषा

To cut something off roughly, often using a tool or force; also, informal for making someone very angry or annoyed.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal, often sounds rough or aggressive. Literal use describes harsh physical action ("hack off a branch"). Figurative use common in British/Australian English to mean "make very angry" ("That really hacks me off"). Often used as "be hacked off (at)" to express annoyance.

Spanish: cortar de golpe - irritar (persona)Portuguese (BR): cortar de uma vez - irritar (alguém)Portuguese (PT): cortar de repente - irritar (alguém)Chinese (Simplified): 砍掉 - 惹怒Chinese (Traditional): 砍掉 - 惹怒Hindi: काट देना - नाराज़ करनाArabic: يقطع فجأة - يثير الغضبBengali: কেটে ফেলা - বিরক্ত করাRussian: отрубить - раздражатьJapanese: 切り落とす - 怒らせるVietnamese: chặt đứt - làm bực mìnhKorean: 내리쳐 잘라내다 - 화나게 하다Turkish: kesip atmak - kızdırmakUrdu: کاٹ دینا - غصہ دلاناIndonesian: memotong dengan kasar - membuat marah

उदाहरण वाक्य

He used an axe to hack off the branches.

basic

Don't hack off the roots too much when planting the flower.

basic

It really hacks me off when people are rude.

basic

He got so angry, he just wanted to hack off the whole bush.

natural

I was completely hacked off at their decision to cancel the show last minute.

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If you keep making noise, he's going to get really hacked off.

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