英：[hæŋ ˈfaiə]
美：[hæŋ faɪr]
hang fire如何读
hang fire是什么意思
发射不出，延迟，犹豫；
hang fire英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to fasten to some elevated point without support from below : suspend
hang a picture on the wall
to suspend by the neck until dead—often hanged in the past —often used as a mild oath
I'll be hanged
to fasten so as to allow free motion within given limits upon a point of suspension
hang a door
to adjust the hem of (a skirt) so as to hang evenly and at a proper height
to furnish with hanging decorations (such as flags or bunting) a room hung with streamers
Hang the windows with velvet curtains.
to hold or bear in a suspended or inclined manner
hung his head in shame
to apply to a wall
hang wallpaper
to display (pictures) in a gallery
baseball to throw (a pitch, such as a curveball) so that it fails to break properly
to make (a turn) especially while driving hung a quick U-turn—Tom Clancy
hang a right
base, found
something to hang our hopes on
intransitive verb
to remain suspended or fastened to some point above without support from below : dangle
to die by being suspended by the neck—often hanged in the past
He hanged for his crimes.
to be connected as something relevant or related
thereby hangs a tale—William Shakespeare
to hover or remain stationary in the air
clouds hanging low overhead
linger, persist
The thought hung in her mind for days.
to be imminent : impend
doom hung over the nation
to fall or droop from a usually tense or taut position Their mouths hung open in disbelief.
let the reins hang loose on the horse's back
depend
election hangs on one vote
to take hold for support : cling
she hung on his arm
to be burdensome or oppressive
time hangs on his hands
to be uncertain or in suspense
the decision is still hanging
to lean, incline, or jut over or downward
a rocky cliff that hangs overhead
to be in a state of rapt attention
hung on her every word
to fit or fall from the figure in easy lines
the coat hangs loosely
informal to pass time idly or in relaxing or socializing : hang around, hang out hanging at the beach Off the track, Jones was all but invisible in Sydney. She prefers hanging with her husband … and a small inner circle of friends.—Mark Starr I had the chance to hang with Taibbi recently after he spoke to a Denver audience about his new book …—David Sirota
hanging with friends
of a thrown ball to fail to break or drop as intended
noun
the manner in which a thing is poised when suspended from above without support from below : the way in which a thing hangs (see hang entry 1)
the hang of a skirt
declivity, slopealso: droop
the hang of his lower lip
facility with or an understanding of something
can't get the hang of this
a hesitation or slackening in motion or in a course
a marked hang of the oar in the air before it dipped
verb
transitive verb
to fasten to some elevated point without support from below : suspend
hang a picture on the wall
to suspend by the neck until dead—often hanged in the past —often used as a mild oath
I'll be hanged
to fasten so as to allow free motion within given limits upon a point of suspension
hang a door
to adjust the hem of (a skirt) so as to hang evenly and at a proper height
to furnish with hanging decorations (such as flags or bunting) a room hung with streamers
Hang the windows with velvet curtains.
to hold or bear in a suspended or inclined manner
hung his head in shame
to apply to a wall
hang wallpaper
to display (pictures) in a gallery
baseball to throw (a pitch, such as a curveball) so that it fails to break properly
to make (a turn) especially while driving hung a quick U-turn—Tom Clancy
hang a right
base, found
something to hang our hopes on
intransitive verb
to remain suspended or fastened to some point above without support from below : dangle
to die by being suspended by the neck—often hanged in the past
He hanged for his crimes.
to be connected as something relevant or related
thereby hangs a tale—William Shakespeare
to hover or remain stationary in the air
clouds hanging low overhead
linger, persist
The thought hung in her mind for days.
to be imminent : impend
doom hung over the nation
to fall or droop from a usually tense or taut position Their mouths hung open in disbelief.
let the reins hang loose on the horse's back
depend
election hangs on one vote
to take hold for support : cling
she hung on his arm
to be burdensome or oppressive
time hangs on his hands
to be uncertain or in suspense
the decision is still hanging
to lean, incline, or jut over or downward
a rocky cliff that hangs overhead
to be in a state of rapt attention
hung on her every word
to fit or fall from the figure in easy lines
the coat hangs loosely
informal to pass time idly or in relaxing or socializing : hang around, hang out hanging at the beach Off the track, Jones was all but invisible in Sydney. She prefers hanging with her husband … and a small inner circle of friends.—Mark Starr I had the chance to hang with Taibbi recently after he spoke to a Denver audience about his new book …—David Sirota
hanging with friends
of a thrown ball to fail to break or drop as intended
noun
the manner in which a thing is poised when suspended from above without support from below : the way in which a thing hangs (see hang entry 1)
the hang of a skirt
declivity, slopealso: droop
the hang of his lower lip
facility with or an understanding of something
can't get the hang of this
a hesitation or slackening in motion or in a course
a marked hang of the oar in the air before it dipped
hang fire词源英文解释
Verb and Noun partly from Middle English hon, from Old English hōn, transitive verb; partly from Middle English hangen, from Old English hangian, intransitive verb & transitive verb; both akin to Old High German hāhan, transitive verb, to hang, hangēn, intransitive verb — more at cunctation
The first known use of hang was before the 12th century
hang fire儿童词典英英释义
handworknoun
work done with the hands and not by machine
handworknoun
work done with the hands and not by machine
handwritingnoun
writing done by hand
the form of a particular person's writing
something written by hand
handwritingnoun
writing done by hand
the form of a particular person's writing
something written by hand
handymannoun
a person who does various small jobs
hangovernoun
something (as a surviving custom) that remains from what is past
a sick uncomfortable state that comes from drinking too many drinks of alcoholic beverage
handymannoun
a person who does various small jobs
hangovernoun
something (as a surviving custom) that remains from what is past
a sick uncomfortable state that comes from drinking too many drinks of alcoholic beverage
hang backverb
to linger behind others
hung back to wait for the slower children
to be unwilling to do something : hesitate
always hangs back when everyone else is dancing
hang1 of 2verb
to fasten or be fastened to an elevated point without support from below : suspend, dangle
to kill or be killed by hanging from a rope tied round the neck
sentenced to be hanged
to fasten so as to allow free motion forward and backward
hang a door
to furnish with hanging decorations (as pictures or curtains)
droop entry 1 sense 1
hung my head in shame
to fasten to a wall
hang wallpaper
to display pictures in a gallery
hover sense 1b
clouds hanging low overhead
to stay steadily
depend sense 1
election hangs on one vote
to take hold for support : cling
the children hung on his arm
to be hard to bear
worry hung on his mind
to be uncertain
the decision is still hanging
to be in a state of close attention
hung on my every word
informal to pass time idly especially by relaxing or socializing—often used with around or out
hung out with friends
hang2 of 2noun
the manner in which a thing hangs
the hang of a skirt
meaning entry 1 sense 1b
the hang of an argument
a special method : knack
get the hang of driving
hang fire 例句
1 He hung the painting on the wall.
2 We hung paper lanterns from the trees.
3 My grandmother used to hang the wash on a clothesline.
4 A photograph of her family hangs on the wall.
5 Several of her paintings are hanging in the Museum of Modern Art.
6 Your coat is hanging in the closet.
7 They plan to hang wallpaper in the hallway.
8 He let his arm hang down into the water.
9 They will hang him in the county jailhouse.
10 He was hanged for his crimes.
11 the hang of a skirt
12 proceeded carefully on snowshoes down the steep hang
13 An original brass letterbox (plans are afoot for this relic) hangs between two original hand-crank elevators currently being restored to their former glory, complete with elevator attendants.
14 Try hanging denim garments on a rack or clothesline, or lay them flat on a towel or other flat surface.
15 All I can suggest is that you just hang fire and wait a minute or two and try again.
我的建议就是，先缓一缓，等上一两分钟再试一次。
16 Industry and company to hang fire in the center of the property transfer facilities keys.
恒和公司向业委会移交了消防中心等部分物业配套设施的钥匙.
17 If we hang fire now, we will never get so good a chance again.
如果我们现在迟疑不决, 我们就会坐失良机.
hang fire 同义词
1 延迟
off-line stay delay lag slippage obstruct remit postpone hold fire hold up push back put off hold off put back carry over
hang fire 短语相关
hang out one's shingle
hang time
care a hang
hang with
hang tight
hang ten
hang on to
hang off
hang up
hang about