hole
🇺🇸
/həʊl/
🇬🇧
/həʊl/
noun
A2
A hollow space in something solid or on a surface.
Water filled the hole in the road.
水填滿了路上的坑洞。
A2
An opening that goes through something.
She made a hole in the paper.
她在紙上打了個洞。
R
The home of a small animal.
Alice fell down a rabbit hole.
愛麗絲掉進了兔子洞。
R
An unpleasant place to live or be.
I won't raise my child in this hole.
我不會在這個破地方養大我的孩子。
R
A hollow in the ground for golf balls; part of a golf course.
The ball went into the hole.
球進了洞。
R
A fault or weakness in something.
There were holes in their plan.
他們的計劃中有漏洞。
R
A place or position that needs to be filled.
Her departure left a hole in his life.
她的離開在他的生活中留下了一個空缺。
verb
R
To make a hole or holes in something, like a boat.
The boat was holed by rocks.
船被岩石撞出了洞。
R
To hit a golf ball into the hole.
She holed the ball from far away.
她從遠處把球打進洞。
translation
洞, 穿孔, 洞穴, 糟糕的地方, 球洞, 漏洞, 空缺
鑿洞, 擊球入洞
詞形變化
Plural
holes
Progressive
holing
Past
holed
Perfect
holed
3rd Present
holes