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- het up [{{t}}'het-]adjective{{}}familiar{{}} (angry) énervé□ ; (excited) excité□, agité□ ;∎ to get all het up (about sth) se mettre dans tous ses états (pour qch)
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Hét — Hét … Deutsch Wikipedia
Het — or HET can refer to:* acronyms: ** Heavy Equipment Transporter, a military vehicle ** Historical Enquiries Team, set up to review unsolved murders during the Northern Ireland Troubles ** Hobby Eberly Telescope at The University of Texas McDonald… … Wikipedia
HET — steht für: das Hobby Eberly Teleskop die Hilfseinschalttaste an Bahnübergängen Hormonersatztherapie Halleffekt Thruster, siehe Ionenantrieb den Fernwanderweg Harz Eichsfeld Thüringer Wald Het steht für: ein indigenes Volk, auch als Pampas bekannt … Deutsch Wikipedia
Hét — Administration … Wikipédia en Français
ḤET — (Heb. חֵת ;ח), the eighth letter of the Hebrew alphabet; its numerical value is therefore 8. It is pronounced as a fricative pharyngeal. The earliest representation of the ḥet is in a pictograph of a fence ! … Encyclopedia of Judaism
het up — /het/, Informal. 1. indignant; irate; upset: She was really het up about the new city tax. 2. enthusiastic: John is suddenly het up about racing cars. [1920 25; het, archaic or dial. ptp. of heat + UP] * * * … Universalium
het up — [ˌhet ˈʌp] adj [not before noun] BrE informal [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Old past participle of heat] anxious, upset, or slightly angry het up about/over ▪ Mike tends to get het up about silly things … Dictionary of contemporary English
het up — ☆ het up [het ] n. [het, dial. pt. & pp. of HEAT] Slang excited or angry … English World dictionary
het up — [ ,het ʌp ] adjective INFORMAL excited, worried, or angry about something: AGITATED … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
het up — het′ up′ [[t]hɛt[/t]] adj. Slang. 1) inf indignant; irate; upset 2) inf enthusiastic • Etymology: 1920–25; het, archaic or dial. ptp. of heat+up … From formal English to slang
het up — ► ADJECTIVE informal ▪ angry and agitated. ORIGIN from dialect het «heated, hot» … English terms dictionary
