Hungarian - English

te jó ég

A2 Hungarian
holy, goodness, crumb, mercy, glory, man, bless
A2 INFORMAL
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Meaning
Used for strong emphasis
Themes
exclamation |informal |surprise |emotion |intensifier |communication |daily_life
Definition

Used in informal speech to express surprise, fear, anger, or other strong emotions, often in exclamations.

A2 INFORMAL
1
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Meaning
Exclamation of surprise or emotion
Themes
surprise |shock |emotion |exclamation |mild_oath |spoken_language |communication |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

Used as an exclamation to show surprise, shock, or other strong feelings, often as a mild alternative to saying “God.”

A2 INFORMAL
1
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Meaning
mild exclamation of surprise
Themes
exclamation |surprise |annoyance |informal |conversation |emotions
Definition

Used as a mild exclamation to show surprise, annoyance, or emphasis.

A2 INFORMAL
1
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Meaning
exclamation of pleading or shock
Themes
exclamation |surprise |shock |plea |concern |speech |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

An exclamation used to ask urgently for lenient treatment or, more commonly today, to express strong surprise, shock, or concern.

A2 INFORMAL
1
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Meaning
exclamation of surprise or emotion
Themes
interjection |surprise |excitement |religion |informal_speech |regional |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

An exclamation used, especially in some religious or regional varieties of English, to express surprise, excitement, or strong feeling.

B1 INFORMAL
2
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Meaning
Exclamation of surprise/emphasis
Themes
informal_speech |exclamation |emotion |emphasis |communication |emotions |core_vocabulary
Definition

Used informally to express surprise, admiration, frustration, or emphasis.

A2 ARCHAIC
2
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Meaning
mild exclamation of surprise
Themes
exclamation |surprise |archaic |emotion |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

Used as a mild exclamation to show surprise, emotion, or emphasis, often in older or humorous English expressions, without a strong literal religious meaning.

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