hype

nom

1. 1

   Promotion or propaganda, especially exaggerated claims.

   After all the hype for the diet plan, only the results ended up slim.

   Don't believe the hype, it's a sequel / As an equal can I get this through to you

   I was never one to believe the hype Save that for the black and white

   The first Grand Slam showpiece between the two dominant players on the ATP Tour had been a tantalising prospect - and it surpassed the hype.

verbe

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   To promote or advertise heavily.

   They started hyping the new magazine months before its release.

   Hydrogen fuel cells are hugely hyped but have yet to prove themselves in the real world beyond a few limited trials or small fleets on the European mainland.

adjectif

1. 1

   familierHyped; excited.

2. 2

   argotExcellent, cool.

nom

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   vieilliA drug addict.

   The Mob enforced the No-“H” Law. They tortured pushers. They killed them. Local hypes copped in L.A. Local hypes rode the Heroin Highway.

2. 2

   Variante de hypodermic needleargotClipping of hypodermic needle.

   hype kit

nom

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   Variante de hipeAlternative form of hipe (“wrestling move”).

verbe

1. 1

   Variante de hipeAlternative form of hipe (“wrestling move”).

Formes

pluriel

hypes

comparatif

more hype

superlatif

most hype

passé

hyped

participe passé

hyped

participe présent

hyping

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