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hallelujah
An exclamation of praise or joy, originally from Hebrew, used in religious or celebratory contexts.
In a sentence
Halleluja, der Sturm hat nachgelassen!
Hallelujah, the storm has eased!
In this sentence, 'hallelujah' is used as an exclamation expressing relief and gratitude.
Die Sänger begannen das Lied mit einem lauten 'Halleluja'.
The singers started the song with a loud 'Hallelujah'.
Here, 'hallelujah' is used as part of a song or chant, showcasing its liturgical or musical context.
Nachdem ich die Lösung gefunden hatte, rief ich 'Halleluja' vor Freude.
After finding the solution, I shouted 'Hallelujah' with joy.
In this example, 'hallelujah' is employed as an expression of joy and celebration upon discovering a solution.
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