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hack off

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? hack off
vt sep
→ abhacken, abschlagen; to hack something off something → etw von etw abhacken or abschlagen
(inf: = annoy) → ankotzen (sl); I’m really hacked off with her → sie kotzt mich echt an (sl)
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