hole
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/həʊl/
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/həʊl/
noun
A2
A hollow space in something solid or on a surface.
Water filled the hole in the road.
A2
An opening that goes through something.
She made a hole in the paper.
R
The home of a small animal.
Alice fell down a rabbit hole.
R
An unpleasant place to live or be.
I won't raise my child in this hole.
R
A hollow in the ground for golf balls; part of a golf course.
The ball went into the hole.
R
A fault or weakness in something.
There were holes in their plan.
R
A place or position that needs to be filled.
Her departure left a hole in his life.
verb
R
To make a hole or holes in something, like a boat.
The boat was holed by rocks.
R
To hit a golf ball into the hole.
She holed the ball from far away.
translation
A hollow space in something solid or on a surface.; An opening that goes through something.; The home of a small animal.; An unpleasant place to live or be.; A hollow in the ground for golf balls; part of a golf course.; A fault or weakness in something.; A place or position that needs to be filled.
To make a hole or holes in something, like a boat.; To hit a golf ball into the hole.
Word Forms
Plural
holes
Progressive
holing
Past
holed
Perfect
holed
3rd Present
holes