hole 英 [həʊl] 　 美 [hoʊl]

hole

hole　 英 [həʊl] 美 [hoʊl]

n. 洞，孔；　

进行时:holing　 过去式:holed　 过去分词:holed　 第三人称单数:holes　 名词复数:holes　

He dug adeep holein the garden.　他在花园里挖了个深坑。
There were holes in the knees of his trousers.　他裤子的膝部有破洞。

  • A hole isn't just a hollow space dug out of the ground or punched out of something. When you're talking casually with friends, you can also call a place that's small or dumpy a hole, like a rundown town or a really tiny apartment.
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  • n. 洞，孔；

  • 1. He dug adeep holein the garden.

    他在花园里挖了个深坑。

  • 2. There were holes in the knees of his trousers.

    他裤子的膝部有破洞。

  • 3. a bullet hole

    枪眼

  • 4. a rabbit hole,a mouse hole,

    兔窝、老鼠洞等

  • 5. The ball rolled into the hole and she had won.

    球滚进了洞，她赢了。

  • 6. I don't believe what she says—her story is full of holes.

    我不相信她的话，她的说法漏洞百出。

  • hole (n.) Old English hol (adj.) "hollow, concave;" as a noun, "hollow place; cave; orifice; perforation," from Proto-Germanic *hul- (source also of Old Saxon, Old Frisian, Old High German hol, Middle Dutch hool, Old Norse holr, German hohl "hollow," Gothic us-hulon "to hollow out"), from PIE root *kel-(1) "to cover, conceal, save." As an adjective, it has been displaced by hollow, which in Old English was only a noun, meaning "excavated habitation of certain wild animals."
  • hole (v.) "to make a hole," Old English holian "to hollow out, scoop out," from source of hole (n.). Related: Holed; holing. To hole up "seek a temporary shelter or hiding place" is from 1875.
hole ★ / həʊl ; NAmE hoʊl / noun , verb hole holes holed holing noun ★ hollow space 空的空间 1 ★ [countable ] a hollow space in sth solid or in the surface of sth 洞；孔；坑 ◆ He dug adeep holein the garden. 他在花园里挖了个深坑。 ◆ The bomb blew a huge hole in the ground. 炸弹在地上炸了一个大坑。 ◆ Water had collected in the holes in the road. 水积聚在道路的坑洼处。 opening 裂口 2 ★ [countable ] a space or opening that goes all the way through sth 裂口；开口；孔眼 ◆ to drill/bore/punch/kick a holein sth 把某物钻╱挖╱冲╱踢穿 ◆ There were holes in the knees of his trousers. 他裤子的膝部有破洞。 ◆ The children climbed through a hole in the fence. 孩子们从栅栏的缺口处爬了过去。 ◆ a bullet hole 枪眼 ◆ the hole in the ozone layer 臭氧层空洞 ☞see also ozone hole animal's home 动物住处 3 ★ [countable ] the home of a small animal 洞穴；巢穴 ◆ a rabbit/mouse, etc. hole 兔窝、老鼠洞等 ☞compare foxhole , pigeonhole ☞see also bolt-hole unpleasant place 糟糕的地方 4 [countable ,  usually singular ] ( informal, disapproving) an unpleasant place to live or be in 糟糕的住所（或处所） SYN dump ◆ I am not going to bring up my child in this hole. 我不会在这个鬼地方养育孩子的。 ☞see also hellhole in golf 高尔夫球 5 [countable ] a hollow in the ground that you must get the ball into; one of the sections of a golf coursewith the teeat the beginning and the hole at the end 球洞；球座到球洞的区域 ◆ The ball rolled into the hole and she had won. 球滚进了洞，她赢了。 ◆ an eighteen-hole golf course 有十八个洞的高尔夫球场 ◆ He liked to play a few holes after work. 他下班后喜欢打几杆高尔夫球。 ◆ She won the first hole. 她在第一洞时领先。 fault/weakness 错误；缺陷 6 [countable ,  usually plural ] a fault or weakness in sth such as a plan, law or story （计划、法律或报道等的）错误，缺陷，漏洞 ◆ He was found not guilty because of holes in the prosecution case. 由于起诉案情有破绽，他被判无罪。 ◆ I don't believe what she says—her story is full of holes. 我不相信她的话，她的说法漏洞百出。 ☞see also loophole empty place/position 空缺的地方╱位置 7 [singular ] a place or position that needs to be filled because sb/sth is no longer there 空缺的地方（或位置） ◆ After his wife left, there was a gaping hole in his life. 妻子离开后，他的人生中出现了一大片空洞。 ◆ Buying the new equipment left a big hole in the company's finances. 购买新设备给公司的财政造成了一个大洞。 HELP  There are many other compounds ending in hole.You will find them at their place in the alphabet. 以 hole 结尾的复合词还有很多，可在各字母中的适当位置查到。 IDIOMS in a ˈhole ( informal) in a difficult situation 处于困境 ◆ He had got himself into a hole and it was going to be difficult to get out of it. 他使自己陷入了困境，难以摆脱。 in the ˈhole ( NAmE) ( informal) owing money 负债；欠钱；亏空 SYN in debt ◆ We start the current fiscal year $30 million in the hole. 我们今年的财政年度一开始便负着 3 000 万元的债。 make a ˈhole in sth to use up a large amount of sth that you have, especially money 大量耗费（尤指钱） ◆ School fees can make a big hole in your savings. 学费可以花掉一大笔的储蓄。 ☞more at ace   n. , burn   v. , dig   v. , pick   v. , square   adj. verb make a hole 打洞╱孔 1 [transitive ,  usually passive ] holesth to make a hole or holes in sth, especially a boat or ship （尤指在船上）打洞，造成破洞 in golf 高尔夫球 2 [transitive ,  intransitive ] to hit a golfball into the hole 击球入洞 holesth ◆ She holed a 25 foot putt. 她打了一个 25 英尺远的推杆进洞。 hole(out) ◆ She holed out from 25 feet. 她在 25 英尺处把球推进洞中。 PHRASAL VERB ˌhole ˈup | be ˌholed ˈup ( informal) to hide in a place 躲藏 ◆ He'll hole up now and move again tomorrow, after dark. 他现在将躲起来，等明天天黑以后再动身。 ◆ We believe the gang are holed up in the mountains. 我们认为那帮匪徒躲藏在山里。 hole / həʊl ; NAmE hoʊl /
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