英:[həʊl]
美:[hoʊl]
英:[həʊl]
美:[hoʊl]
复数:holes
第三人称单数:holes
现在分词:holing
过去式:holed
过去分词:holed
词根:hole
adj.holey 多洞的;有穴的
noun
an opening through something : perforation a bullet hole
The coat has a hole in it.
an area where something is missing : gap: such as
His mother's death left a hole in his life.
a hollowed-out place: such as
a hole in an apple
a cave, pit, or well in the ground
dug a large hole with a steam shovel
burrow
a rabbit hole
an unusually deep place in a body of water (such as a river)
a wretched or dreary place
How could anyone live in such a hole?
a prison cell especially for solitary confinement
threw him in the hole for two days
golf a shallow cylindrical hole or hollowed-out place in the putting green of a golf course into which the ball is played
a part of the golf course from tee (see tee entry 2 sense 2) to putting greenalso: the play on such a hole as a unit of scoring won the hole by two strokes
just beginning play on the third hole
an awkward position or circumstance : fix
got the rebels out of a hole at the battle—Kenneth Roberts
a position of owing or losing money raising money to get out of the hole
$10 million in the hole
verb
transitive verb
to make an opening through or a hollowed-out place in (as by cutting, digging, boring, or shooting at) : to make a hole (see hole entry 1) in
The ship was holed along the waterline by enemy fire.
to drive or hit into a hole The dogs holed the fox.
hole a putt
intransitive verb
to make an opening through or a hollowed-out place in something : to make a hole in something
hole in躲藏,暂住;过夜,[口语]隐蔽,藏身:
in the hole负债,亏空;遇到经济困难
black holen. 黑洞
make holev. 钻井
bottom hole底孔, 井底;下部孔;底部炮眼
in a hole处于困境
small hole小孔
hole drilling打眼;井孔钻进
out of the hole◎(比赛中)打破零分;(先失分后)追成平局,◎债务状况良好,不负债
drill hole[工程]钻孔
drilling hole钻孔
big hole大径钻孔
in holes破了许多洞;漏洞百出
open hole裸眼;空心;裸井;无套管钻孔
hole diameter孔直径;刃口直径
slim hole小口径钻孔
bore hole钻孔;炮眼
hole in the wall墙洞;[美俚]又小又脏的房间
through hole通孔
long hole长距离球穴;长距离洞;长洞
这组词都有“洞、穴”的意思,其区别是:
hollow通常指表面上的坑或凹处,也指物体内部的空洞。
cavity比hole正式,指实体内中或表面的空洞或空腔。
pit指天然的大洞,尤指地上的洞,也指为采掘矿物而挖的深洞。
cave指出洞、窑洞或溶洞,可以是天然的或人造的。
hole最普通用词,泛指实体上的洞、孔或坑,不涉及其大小、深浅或穿透与否。
以上来源于网络
古英语中的 hol (形容词)意为"空洞的,凹陷的"; 作为名词,意为"空洞的地方; 洞穴; 孔洞; 穿孔",源自原始日耳曼语的 *hulan (也是古萨克森语、古弗里斯兰语、古高地德语的 hol 、中荷兰语的 hool 、古挪威语的 holr 、德语的 hohl "空洞",哥特语的 us-hulon "挖空"),源自 PIE 词根 *kel- (1) "覆盖,隐藏,保存"。作为形容词,它已被 hollow 所取代,而在古英语中, hollow 只是一个名词,意为"某些野生动物的挖掘居所"。
作为对"小而阴暗的住所或居所"的蔑称,它可以追溯到1610年代。"困境,麻烦,混乱"的意思可以追溯到1760年。对"阴道"的淫秽俚语用法可以追溯到14世纪中期。高尔夫中的 hole-in-one 可以追溯到1914年; 作为动词短语可以追溯到1913年。对于无用或有害的东西的 need (something) like a hole in the head,首次记录在1944年的娱乐出版物中,可能是对类似于 ich darf es vi a loch in kop 的意第绪语表达的翻译。
防守薄弱处
空穴
空穴
空穴
空穴
空穴
漏洞
系统中的安全缺陷。漏洞可以导致入侵者获取信息并导致不正确的访问。
Noun Middle English hole, holle, going back to Old English hol "hollow place, cave, pit," noun derivative from neuter of hol "hollow, deeply concave, sunken," going back to Germanic *hula- (whence also Old Saxon & Old High German hol "hollow," Old Norse holr), probably going back to Indo-European *ḱuH-ló- (with assumed shortening of pretonic vowel), zero-grade derivative of a base *ḱeu̯H- "hollow," whence, with varying ablaut and suffixation, Greek koîlos, kóïlos "hollow, deep" (from *ḱou̯H-ilo-), Latin cavus "hollow, concave" (from *ḱou̯H-o-), Middle Irish cúa "hollow space, cavity," Middle Welsh ceu "hollow, empty" (both from *ḱou̯H-i̯o-?), Old Church Slavic sui "vain, empty" (from *ḱou̯H-i̯o-) Verb Middle English holen, going back to Old English holian, derivative of hol hole >entry 1
The first known use of hole was before the 12th century
holisticadjective
relating to or concerned with wholes or with complete systems rather than with the individual parts
holistic medicine attempts to treat both the mind and the body
holenoun
an opening into or through a thing
a hollow place (as a pit or cave)
a deep place in a body of water
trout holes
an underground habitation : burrow
flaw, fault
the shallow cup into which the ball is played in golf
a part of a golf course from the tee to the putting green
a shabby or dingy place
an awkward position : fix
holinessnoun
the quality or state of being holy
capitalized —used as a title for various high religious officials
His Holiness the Pope
holidaynoun
holy day
a day of freedom from workespecially: a day of celebration or remembrance fixed by law
chiefly British a period of relaxation : vacation
holenoun
an opening into or through a thing
a hollow place (as a pit or cave)
a deep place in a body of water
trout holes
an underground habitation : burrow
flaw, fault
the shallow cup into which the ball is played in golf
a part of a golf course from the tee to the putting green
a shabby or dingy place
an awkward position : fix
holenoun
an opening into or through a thing
a hollow place (as a pit or cave)
a deep place in a body of water
trout holes
an underground habitation : burrow
flaw, fault
the shallow cup into which the ball is played in golf
a part of a golf course from the tee to the putting green
a shabby or dingy place
an awkward position : fix
holenoun
an opening into or through a thing
a hollow place (as a pit or cave)
a deep place in a body of water
trout holes
an underground habitation : burrow
flaw, fault
the shallow cup into which the ball is played in golf
a part of a golf course from the tee to the putting green
a shabby or dingy place
an awkward position : fix
1 Everyone is standing around the hole now, with the wooden crate in the center.
2 Interestingly, even though the hole was modest, nearly everything about it was surprising.
3 You need a special tool to introduce the pipe into the hole.
你得用一个特殊的工具把管子插进洞里.
4 I've got to get him before we get holed by a Russian submarine.
5 He was careful not to dump any of it in the hole where the gold tube was actually found.
6 She wears a flowered dress with a pinafore and her mouth gapes, a toothless black hole.
7 The Honeycomb was still rough-dug and half finished, but it would probably be as comfortable as the holes under the thorn trees.
8 He said, “i’ve never seen a young man play his hole card like he played. ”
9 But that night they were back, filling the holes in the bark again and gluing grass to the barrier.
10 Water poured in around it, and they all screamed until Ivan patched the hole.
11 As he dug his hole, Stanley thought about what it would be like if Derrick Dunne had to fight Armpit or Squid.
12 It was a large rectangular hole dug in the dirt, about six feet long by four feet wide and three feet deep.
13 He was still the best hole digger around.
14 “And I’ve never seen a mouse yet that didn’t like to go into a hole.”
15 He set the bottle on the bench and he took a screwdriver and punched a hole in one of the cans of oil and then punched a smaller one to help it drain.
16 A cross that’s practically burning a hole into my clavicle for all the sins simmering in my stupid head.
17 I covered my head with the blanket and through a hole in it I watched her, trying to see what gifts she was going to wrap.
18 We were holing up for the night at a Holiday Inn Express next to the interstate, with Barack leaving for Missouri the next day and the girls and I headed home to Chicago.
19 The hole was twice as large as the block of ice, leaving room on all four sides and on top for things to be kept cold.
20 I exploded into the world’s worst coughing fit as the stuff burned a hole in my gullet.
1 坑洼
2 开
open wide sized on out size opening carat boil pioneer grub run hold drive serve fire shoot switch channel mine pool quote blow extract prescribe labour plow spoof plough cleave chauffeur furrow broach asunder
3 陷阱
fall catch net hook trap pit gin snare pitfall shoal springe fall-trap deadfall plant pan grin hooker toil cobweb quicksand weenie trepan
4 裂缝
stenopeic fissured rictal rimal chasmal break joint rent tear split gap crack breach RIP separation flaw fracture rift hiatus crevice fissure cleft cranny crevasse gape Chink rima interstice
6 窟窿
8 挖
pick delve grub undercut drive mine dig sink bore scoop scrape grave pirate tunnel borrow turf bandicoot
10 困境
how-d'ye-do fix corner extreme Jam squeeze necessity scrape dilemma strait extremity predicament stalemate stymie morass logjam rattrap how-do-you-do Serbonian bog tight squeeze trap distress plight difficulty bind mess pickle peril mire slough quandary hot seat a tight corner rat trap a hornets' nest flow jam hardship cul-de-sac quagmire tight corner on the horns of a dilemma pass spot pressure shoe tight picnic lurch hobble toughie schemozzle a kettle of fish
11 洞穴
earth chamber cave cavern grotto burrow fosse grot tunnel den spelean cavernous spelaean dugout subterrane hollow delve excavation antre
12 窝
form bed bike lie lodge nest socket couch cavity den hideout fossa ken fovea vallecula cell nucleus house eye squat excavation kennel nye nidus nide
13 洞
hollow aperture cavity pothole howe opening gap crater orifice recess chamber pit scoop catacombs grot socket gouge form eye earth cave excavation kennel tear cavern burrow cavitation
15 土牢
16 缺点
want spot bug liability crack fault weakness defect deficiency flaw objection drawback shortcoming imperfection failing blemish blot insufficiency inadequacy infirmity demerit a chink in armor trouble minus frailty out strike vice shortage gall speck defection tache down-side take-off nite spot
18 壶穴
19 伤口
20 穿孔
22 小地方
26 得分
game run score Mark basket scoring ace tally chalk account count make bowl h.w. f.g. point stand marker rounder scratch flip earn cage gain a point
28 挖洞
29 破绽
32 裂开处
35 打
blow stroke wipe dent beating whopping smite whomp hit beat strike combat protocol knock dial lace forge buffet cuff scour thrash wigwag get play fire land draw fight pull catch prove mine lay tie nail jacket trim dot pile blast discharge bat whip strand poke slap scarf lash whisk curry plank chime slipper burrow swat slat spank breech cob shellac bop pommel slosh biff lam bam whop knap wap larrup scutch skelp feeze swinge shellack knock wurst
36 孔
Punch vent hollow orifice howe OS foramen opening aperture perforation ostium fenestra socket scoop pore stoma osculum gouge body piercing bore cavity oscular eye mouth punch sinking scab vulva thirl box port mesh porosity os introitus
37 进退两难
38 性交
zig-zig jig-jog coit jing-jang humpery bouncy-bouncy cuzzy coozie work play love action piece tip knowledge green connection bed shot taste jump root lay pop union sex conversation meat screw congress embrace tail jazz commerce fuck ass bang grind chunk poke intimacy snatch intercourse pussy converse naughty hump cunt shag jive gash pom-pom lovemaking bonk copulation crumpet C coitus nooky venery cush coition boom-boom poontang shtup diddle boff futy perform score stuff ride pump pound horse nut conjugate futz jerk get rocks off a bit of crumpet get end away tear off a piece dip wick make it together a bit of all right get a leg over roll in the hay have a bit
41 短缺
42 错误
off wrong false incorrect improper inaccurate bum erroneous amiss errant erring wrongheaded awry improperly falsely mistakenly wrongly erroneously wrongfully error mistake slip fault inaccuracy goof boggle impropriety slip-up wrongness clinker brodie inadvertence screwup slipup be in the wrong by misadventure off beam up the creek in error off the track faulty mistaken out mal- blue flaw misstep falsity bloomer erratum by mistake
45 把…赶入洞中
46 在…挖洞
49 钻孔
51 裂口
split gap RIP rift chap cleft crevasse chink check tear crack hack snag slit cranny Chink rent burst gulf nick crevice cut rip chasm scissure start shake breach separation fracture slap hiatus yawn laceration screed lacuna
52 缺陷
crack limitation vice fault defect deficiency flaw objection imperfection failing deformity kink tarnish insufficiency lacuna bug disability charter impairment inadequacy a chink in armour gap shortage touch hooker defection demerit nadgers
53 陋屋
54 穴
lie chamber tunnel hollow sinus excavation lair fossa howe OS pit nest well earth mouth pocket cave scoop cavity delve burrow barrow couch den os
55 开凿
56 球洞
57 尴尬的处境