This is the 8003rd most frequent German word.
hoss
The word "hoss" is not a German word; it is an informal English term for "horse" or a slang term for a strong, dependable person.
The word 'hoss' here represents endurance or stamina in a colloquial context, showcasing its use as a metaphor for strength or resilience.
„Hoss“ ist ein umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck für Ausdauer.
'Hoss' is a slang term for stamina.
In this sentence, 'hoss' is used metaphorically to describe someone who exhibits great determination or stamina, likening them to a strong animal or person.
Er zeigte sich als ein echter ‚Hoss‘, indem er das Marathonrennen beendete.
He proved to be a true 'hoss' by finishing the marathon race.
This sentence discusses the origin of 'hoss,' explaining its linguistic background and highlighting its rare use in German, pointing towards its English roots.