1with object Cut with rough or heavy blows.

工人们砍挖煤层截面。

1. 1.1 Kick wildly or roughly.
   猛踢
   he had to race from his line to hack the ball into the stand

   他不得不从他那条边线跑过来，将球踢入看台。

   Example sentencesExamples

   • After some slapstick defending from Real, Miguel Salgado eventually hacks the ball into Row Z.
   • Roberto Carlos has taken to hacking the ball miles into the stand in desperation.
   • Woeful defending from Niclas Alexandersson almost lets Rooney in, but Olof Mellberg hacks the ball over the bar to concede a corner.
   • Boston almost scored when a Jason Lee header from Danny Thomas' cross was hacked off the line by Baraclough.
   • The curly-haired midfielder duly hacked his effort well wide of the near post from about seven yards.
   • He hacked a loose ball from virtually his own line well upfield and as Glasgow put on pressure, a penalty was awarded which Dan Parks slipped home.
   • Kuffour chases him, similarly ignorant of the referee's assistant, and hacks him down.
   • In injury time, Maxwell did beat Boswell with a header but Burscough skipper Stephen McNulty hacked the ball off the line for a corner.
   • The ball was hacked half-clear to the edge of the box where Jean-Louis Valois's half-hit return was just about the only poor connection he made all day long.
   • In this physical game, the Africans hacked Diego Maradona all day.
   • The move seemed to have fizzled out when the ball was hacked forward into the in-goal area and, on the intervention of the same touch-judge, a penalty try was awarded for interference.
   • Porto attack, but Sergio tidies up at the back for Deportivo and the ball is hacked clear.
   • His header was hacked off the goal line as Kendal looked to double their lead.
   • On the fifth he drove it in a creek to the left and almost broke his club hacking it out of there.
   • They disrupted an opposition move in midfield, and then hacked the ball on.
   • Spain win another free-kick as Joaquin is hacked down.
   • Their best chance came from a free-kick on eight yards, foolishly conceded by Ryan Esson when he should either have hacked the ball away or allow it to pass for a corner.
   • Stephens' clearance kick from behind his own post was kept in play by Ladell, who hacked the ball on three times in a shoulder-to-shoulder race to the tryline.
   • With Farfan bearing down on him, Dida rushes to the edge of his area and hacks the ball clear.
   • The way they're both playing tonight there's only ever going to be one winner of that contest, and the Liverpool centre-half hacks the ball clear.
   • He was sent off during the match after being tripped by Diego Simeone, and responding in the worst way a footballer could-he hacked Simeone's legs.

2no object Gain unauthorized access to data in a system or computer.

他们非法闯入了这家银行的电脑。

有人从其他地点闯入了他的电脑。

1. 2.1 Program quickly and roughly.
   粗糙快速地编程
   Example sentencesExamples

   • I like the idea of Linux, and I love puttering around with it, writing little scripts, hacking around with CGI and perl.
   • I've just spent the morning hacking around inside a Windows 2000 registry to solve the problem of account passwords not being stored in Outlook.
   • Ho hum, need to spend some time hacking around with Perl to see if I can get it working again!
   • Other than a bit of hacking around with iMovie when it was first available for download a couple of years ago, I have never edited video of any kind before.
   • Unfortunately I started by vaguely hacking around with Perl and have developed some appalling habits which Perl quite happily lets me get away with.
   • Now, if only I remembered something about programming so I could hack together a Windows version…
   • If you want to do more, you'll have to hack around a bit or throw some parts and free software to build your own, but a minority of folks seem to go to such lengths.
   • Mikey the Programmer is hacking away on the new FTP client feature of his groovy Macintosh software.
   • I've been so busy hacking around with HTML and building web pages about this particular subject that I have rather neglected to comment about it on here.

3no object Cough persistently.

我午夜醒来不停地咳了几个小时。

4hack itinformal usually with negative Manage; cope.

很多人因为应付不了而离开了。

1A rough cut, blow, or stroke.

他认定我们中的一个人会狠狠揍他的。

1. 1.1 (in sport) a kick or a stroke with a stick inflicted on another player.
   （体育活动中对另一运动员的）踢；（用球杆）击打
   Example sentencesExamples

   • The play was a little chippy, with what looked like Pippen taking some strong hacks at Celtics players.
   • Absolutely needless foul conceded by Van Der Meyde for a hack at Ljungberg.
   • The Dens player-boss, claiming the hack was unintended, almost agreed.
   • The second card, for Quashie, did follow an intentional, brutish hack at Belmadi, who went looking for revenge and was also booked.
   • It might be more than fair to wonder where the points are going to come from when so many bumps and hacks aren't whistled.
   • Vieira picked up his first caution for a hack at van Bommel, who himself was lucky to escape a caution for following through on Campbell.
   • Unfortunately for Marc and Bobby Sura, he took out many months of anger on Sura's head with a vicious hack as the Warrior attempted a layup.
   • Cafu has a hack at Cahill's ankles and trots sheepishly away as Culina lines up the free-kick.
   • Frings is booked for a Deco-v-Holland-style hack at Deco.
   • After that, Justin Gregory might also have gone, but was so inexpert in trying to kick Jeffers that he missed with the hack.
   • It that been that way from the moment in the fourth minute when Ferdinand became the first of nine bookings by Andy D' Urso for a silly hack at William Gallas.
   • Coly is booked for a little hack on Alexandersson.
   • While he did catch him in the head, the hack in no way merited a suspension.
   • Gonzalez has a hack at someone else - who makes sure the ref knows he's in ‘agony’.
   • Barnetta does his finest Cristiano Ronaldo impression, welling up as the ref takes his name for a hack at Shelayev.
   • Yellow card for Mauricio Solis for a despicable hack on Edison Mendez.
2. 1.2 A notch cut in the ice, or a peg inserted, to steady the foot when delivering a stone in curling.
   （冰壶运动中溜掷冰壶时作为足部支撑点的）冰槽，起蹬器
   Example sentencesExamples

   • This gripper is used for pushing out of the hack (the foothold) and, more importantly, for propelling you down the ice when you're sweeping or just trying to get to the other end.
3. 1.3 A tool for rough striking or cutting, e.g. a mattock or a miner's pick.
   劈（或砍、击）的工具；鹤嘴锄
4. 1.4archaic A gash or wound.
   〈古〉砍得很深的伤口；伤口

2informal An act of computer hacking.

1. 2.1 A piece of computer code providing a quick or inelegant solution to a particular problem.
   this hack doesn't work on machines that have a firewall

   Example sentencesExamples

   • We can now overclock video cards with registry hacks, and software such as Powerstrip.
   • To the developer, making Linux work on an iPod is more than a clever hack or a technical challenge.
   • You have many excellent alternatives to a keyboard hack available to you today.
   • I actually am looking for a hack or script that would change the color of a mobile device in my buddy list.
   • I figured I'd hit a sticking point eventually and if necessary, resort to some ugly table hack to finish the job.
   • I'm not sure MS can devise some sort of hack to fix that, but maybe there's a ISAPI plugin that can.
   • The best way to keep sites simple is to use the most efficient way of coding an effect, avoiding both CSS hacks and JavaScript objects.
   • To get my mac to the same, I had to setup a similar program, and both hacks ended up constantly sending flat files to my server over insecure FTP.
   • It is possible to successfully use a keyboard hack, but there are several obstacles to overcome first.
   • It's become clear that Web page authors must move beyond the current grab bag of hacks and workarounds and learn to write compliant and efficient markup.
   • Seems that the upgraded firmware, hacks, and possibly GTA are the only major factors getting any real attention.
   • In the early years, designers used tricks like animated GIFs and table hacks in clever, interesting and horrible ways.
   • Keyboard hacks can be an extremely low-cost way to go, and can either be fun or infuriating to build depending on your temperament and soldering skill.
   • Technically, both were easily customizable hacks built on open-source software and generic hardware.
   • Not all of the techniques will work cross-browser without some CSS hacks, and some of the hacks will cause your code to be invalid.
   • Some people will comment here or email me and say how easy it is to implement all the hacks and scripts, how easy it is to fool with the templates and that's great for those people.
   • We geeks who buy the latest and greatest will often gleefully trade work-a-rounds, hacks, or other tidbits of information needed to make things work.
   • Linksys, now owned by Cisco, not only doesn't mind your hacking the box, they are including some of those hacks in their revised firmware.
   • The economy models make excellent alternatives to keyboard hacks, providing the functionality of a keyboard hack with less effort involved.
   • If you are going to pursue a keyboard hack, there is a good article on the Internet that I suggest consulting as an addendum to the material presented here.
2. 2.2 A strategy or technique for managing one's time or activities more efficiently.
   another hack that will save time is to cover your side mirrors with a plastic bag when freezing rain is forecast

1A writer or journalist producing dull, unoriginal work.

1. 1.1 A person who does dull routine work.
   从事乏味工作的人，碌碌无为的人
   Example sentencesExamples

   • And vote counters should be nonpartisan public servants, not secretive corporations or party hacks.
   • I was friendly with the Student Union hacks and lots of people in the debating society and law.
   • He's going to bring in a whole new batch of people rather than these political hacks who've destroyed our economy.
   • For me, an advertising hack, the right kind is the person who will offer me a job one day.
   • Lisa, you don't need the money and you certainly could find better ways to spend it than hiring unoriginal hacks with whom to collaborate.
   • I too think I understand them, and I think they are quacks, hacks, and lying charlatans motivated solely by greed.
   • As potent, according to both Lib Dems and Labour hacks, were the ultra local issues.
   • The media quickly picked up the vibe; from the very beginning he was portrayed as a drudge, a hack, a bore and, therefore, a loser.
   • These are the people that EU hacks are thinking of when they hold their three day workshops on the need to address people's ‘insecurities’.
   • We road-tested the ice cream on various office hacks and it went down a storm.
   • And as Norm points out, you know, no one can accuse these people of being hacks.
   • This is what you get when you loan your hard-won credibility to hacks and charlatans.
   • The director is a left nationalist, but he is neither a charlatan nor a hack.
   • When his company probes management structures, exposing the fact that bosses are party hacks or people appointed because of connections, the clients often balk.
   • The story fed by his enemies in the Agency is that dedicated career intelligence officers have been replaced by Capitol Hill hacks.
   • A lot of people see you as talentless hacks, ripping off the Ramones.
   • It is apparent that he has become a hack in the service of a candidate for the highest office in the land.
   • The fact that such a meeting will enable people to concentrate on issues without the party political hacks breathing down their necks is sufficient reason, I'd suggest!
   • Wandering through the Conference Hotel late at night, one could not move for clearly affluent young people in suits and lean and hungry aspiring hacks.
   • Sadly, the cronies and party hacks who now fill his Cabinet and backroom offices fall some way short of that ideal.

   Synonyms

   drudge, menial, menial worker, factotum, toiler, plodder, doormat, hewer of wood and drawer of water

   servant, lackey, labourer, slave, galley slave

   informal dogsbody, skivvy, running dog, runner

   North American peon, gofer

   archaic scullion, servitor

2A horse for ordinary riding.

1. 2.1 A good-quality lightweight riding horse, especially one used in the show ring.
   （尤指作马戏表演的） 优良而轻巧的鞍马
   Example sentencesExamples

   • A type of high-class riding horse, the hack is associated almost exclusively with the show ring.
2. 2.2 A ride on a horse.
   骑马
   Example sentencesExamples

   • Bally seemed content with her new role: grazing the field was interrupted by the odd hack out, and then back to eating.
   • One favoured method of working off excess energy before a work out or a hack is to lunge the horse for a short period before mounting.
   • Sunday is also unofficially Kids Day and there will more horse events including junior hacks and riding classes as well as some fun prizes for the prettiest mare and handsomest colt in the gala ring.
   • Lessons continued in her 21-horse centre, but the country hacks, popular with tourists, have stopped, bringing a massive loss of business.
   • My horse actually got a scab on her leg from a hack and I've spent the last four days at the barn treating it and of course, riding!
3. 2.3 A horse let out for hire.
   供出租的马
4. 2.4 An inferior or worn-out horse.
   驽马，老而无用的马
   Example sentencesExamples

   • A smart trainer at Newmarket will ride out on the Heath on his hack, which may be a sumptuous former racehorse.
   • Having escaped serious injury throughout his racing career, Tommy was lamed for life through a fall from his hack while riding to the post office in the Curragh Camp.

   Synonyms

   nag, inferior horse, tired-out horse, worn-out horse, rosinante

3North American A taxi.

Ride a horse for pleasure or exercise.

1Falconry
A board on which a hawk's meat is laid.

2A wooden frame for drying bricks, cheeses, etc.

1. 2.1 A pile of bricks stacked up to dry before firing.
   晾晒的砖垛（晾干后再放入窑内烧）