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I. hail1 [heɪl] VB trans

1. hail fig deal, progress (greet):

to hail sth

2. hail form (call):

to hail sb
jdn rufen
to hail sth
to hail a taxi [or cab]

3. hail (acclaim):

to hail sb/sth
jdm/etw zujubeln
to hail sb/sth as sth
jdn/etw als etw bejubeln

II. hail1 [heɪl] VB intr form hum

to hail from sth
von etw dat stammen
to hail from sth

III. hail1 [heɪl] N

1. hail (greeting):

hail
Gruß m <-es, Grü̱·ße>

2. hail (earshot):

hail
Rufweite f <-> kein pl
out of/within hail

IV. hail1 [heɪl] INTERJ poet old

hail
hail thee Caesar!

I. hail2 [heɪl] N no pl

hail
Hagel m <-s>
a hail of insults

II. hail2 [heɪl] VB intr

it's hailing impers

hail down VB intr

to hail on sb/sth
auf jdn/etw niederprasseln [o. a. fig niederhageln]

ˈhail-fel·low ADJ pred dated or hum

hail-fellow

ˈhail in·sur·ance N no pl

Hail ˈMary N

Hail Mary
Ave Maria nt <-[s], -[s]>

hail-fel·low-well-ˈmet ADJ pred dated or hum

Present
Ihail
youhail
he/she/ithails
wehail
youhail
theyhail
Past
Ihailed
youhailed
he/she/ithailed
wehailed
youhailed
theyhailed
Present Perfect
Ihavehailed
youhavehailed
he/she/ithashailed
wehavehailed
youhavehailed
theyhavehailed
Past Perfect
Ihadhailed
youhadhailed
he/she/ithadhailed
wehadhailed
youhadhailed
theyhadhailed