heyday

Blütezeit, Glanzzeit

Zeit, in der jemand oder etwas am erfolgreichsten, mächtigsten oder beliebtesten war.

In einfachem Englisch: The time when someone or something was most successful, powerful, or popular.

• The club was packed in its heyday.
• These photographs show the town in its heyday.
• He was a famous singer during the heyday of radio.

So benutzt man es: in someone’s/something’s heyday (In its heyday, the theatre attracted huge crowds.); the heyday of something (This exhibition recalls the heyday of silent cinema.)

Synonyme: prime, peak, golden age

Häufige Wendungen: in its heyday, in her heyday, heyday of something

hallo, sei gegrüßt

Veralteter Ausruf, mit dem man jemanden fröhlich und lebhaft begrüßt.

In einfachem Englisch: An old expression used to greet someone in a cheerful, lively way.

• Heyday, my friend!
• Heyday, good sir, come and sit with us!
• The old innkeeper called, “Heyday!” as the visitor entered.

Synonyme: hello, hail

Häufige Wendungen: heyday my friend, heyday good sir