tarol
B2
Hungarian
cane, rock, smash, slay
VERB
B2
INFORMAL
1
cane
C1
Usage pattern:
tarol valamiben/valamin; tarol a versenyen/vizsgán
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
to beat badly or do extremely well
Themes
informal_slang
|competition
|sports
|exams
|success
|defeat
|british_english
|education
|core_vocabulary
Definition
In informal British and Australian English, to defeat someone by a large amount or to do extremely well in an exam, task, or competition.
VERB
B2
INFORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
vki/vmi tarol; tarol vmivel/vmiben
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Do something extremely well
Themes
success
|performance
|exams
|informal
|praise
|education
|work
Definition
To do something extremely well or achieve great success at it, especially an exam, performance, or goal.
VERB
B2
SLANG
1
slay
B2
Usage pattern:
vki tarol vhol/vmiben/vmivel
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
do extremely well; look amazing
Themes
success
|performance
|style
|slang
|admiration
|core_vocabulary
|communication
Definition
To perform extremely well or to look extremely impressive and stylish, especially so that other people strongly admire you.
Grammar
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