hurrah
n. B2 Upper Intermediate US //hʊˈɹɑ// UK //həɹˈɑː// hur·rah
n. a loud shout of joy or excitement. You use it to show you are happy about something good that just happened.
n. a loud exclamation of joy, triumph, or approval. Often used as an interjection to express collective excitement.
The crowd shouted a loud hurrah when the team won.
After the long and difficult hike, the group let out a collective hurrah as they reached the summit.
The victory was met with a deafening hurrah from the stadium, a sound that echoed through the valley long after the final whistle had blown.
Unknown. Possibly adopted from German hurra, itself of uncertain origin, or possibly an alteration of huzzah.