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No. 3,391 in German

hurra

"Hurra" is a German exclamation meaning "hurrah" or "hooray," used to express joy, enthusiasm, or celebration.

In a sentence

  • Hurra! Wir haben die Prüfung bestanden.

    Hooray! We passed the exam.

    Here, 'hurra' is used as an exclamation to express joy and excitement.

  • Die Kinder riefen 'hurra', als der Eiswagen ankam.

    The children cried 'hooray' when the ice cream truck arrived.

    In this sentence, 'hurra' shows spontaneous cheering or shouting in celebration.

  • Lass uns 'hurra' sagen, wenn sie das Ziel erreicht.

    Let's say 'hooray' when she reaches the goal.

    In this example, 'hurra' is part of a planned expression of joy or congratulation.

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