Pronunciation: /hʊˈreɪ/
noun a word used to express joy or approval
A1 Hooray! I passed my English exam.
A2 The children shouted 'hooray' when they won the game.
B1 She let out a loud 'hooray' when she found out she got the job.
B2 The team's victory was met with a resounding 'hooray' from the fans.
C1 The crowd erupted in a deafening 'hooray' as the president took the stage.
C2 The news of the ceasefire was greeted with a collective 'hooray' from the war-torn region.
verb to shout 'hooray' in celebration or approval
A1 Hooray! I passed my English exam.
A2 Hooray! I finally learned how to ride a bike.
B1 Hooray! We successfully completed the project on time.
B2 Hooray! The team hoorayed in celebration of their victory.
C1 Hooray! The crowd hoorayed as the band took the stage.
C2 Hooray! The entire city hoorayed in unison as the championship win was announced.
interjection used to express joy or approval
A1 Hooray! I passed my English exam.
A2 Hooray! I found my lost keys.
B1 Hooray! We won the game.
B2 Hooray! The project was a success.
C1 Hooray! I got accepted into my dream university.
C2 Hooray! I finally achieved my lifelong goal.
formal The team won the championship, and the crowd erupted in a resounding hooray.
informal Hooray! We finally finished the project ahead of schedule.
slang Hooray, we aced the exam!
figurative After months of hard work, she finally received the promotion she deserved - hooray!
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