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单词 hang
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And my right arm was hanging down by my side.There is no point hanging around thinking what is going to happen.The anonymous person who received it has decided to have it framed to hang on a wall.The banners hang on both sides of the aisle.One of his pictures hangs in the Smithsonian.He woke up and went downstairs at about 6am and found her hanged in the hallway.He thought they were shorts so he just walked down the high street with a pair of boxer shorts with the flap hanging wide open.She certainly didn't hang about.With space to hang your own pictures.You only get the chance to do this once and there is no point hanging about.They only hang around if there is something to eat.Your mouth may hang open slightly as you relax which is fine.The print is hanging in my hallway.Will be well hung in any home.Perhaps the huge bomb hanging from the ceiling in the lobby will do it instead?That sinister threat is left hanging in the air.You could say they hang around her unadorned throat like pearls.On the door my blue dressing gown hung from its hook.That hangs around for quite a long period.We were hanging on a bit at the end but we just shaded it.Like that area in the wardrobe below where your clothes hang.When he hangs a picture it is crooked.Yet the prospect that he might hang about induced instant claustrophobia.She cruised through that race and still won easily despite hanging badly right when hitting the front.The ones left outside hang around in the hope that they may be opened again.The threat of minimum pricing and tighter curbs on opening hours already hangs over the drinks industry.They hung the canvas walls with curtains and an oil painting of a fruit bowl.Not quite hung up her high heels yet, then.You can't hang a banner on that.

In other languages
hang

British English: hang /hæŋ/ VERB
attach If you hang something somewhere, you fix the top of it to something so that it does not touch the ground.
She hung her coat on a peg.
  • American English: hang
  • Arabic: يُعَلِّقُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pendurar
  • Chinese: 悬挂
  • Croatian: objesiti
  • Czech: pověsit
  • Danish: hænge
  • Dutch: ophangen ergens aan
  • European Spanish: colgar ahorcar
  • Finnish: ripustaa
  • French: suspendre
  • German: hängen
  • Greek: κρεμώ
  • Italian: appendere
  • Japanese: 掛ける
  • Korean: ...을 (...에) 걸다
  • Norwegian: henge
  • Polish: powiesić
  • European Portuguese: pendurar
  • Romanian: a agăța
  • Russian: вешать
  • Latin American Spanish: colgar
  • Swedish: hänga
  • Thai: แขวน
  • Turkish: asmak
  • Ukrainian: повісити
  • Vietnamese: treo
British English: hang /hæŋ/ VERB
be attached If something hangs somewhere, it is attached at the top so it does not touch the ground.
Notices hang at every entrance.
  • American English: hang
  • Arabic: يَتَعَلَّقُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pendurado
  • Chinese: 悬挂
  • Croatian: visjeti
  • Czech: viset
  • Danish: hænge
  • Dutch: hangen
  • European Spanish: estar colgado
  • Finnish: roikkua
  • French: pendre
  • German: hängen
  • Greek: κρεμιέμαι
  • Italian: pendere
  • Japanese: 掛かる
  • Korean: 걸려 있다
  • Norwegian: henge
  • Polish: wisieć
  • European Portuguese: estar pendurado
  • Romanian: a atârna
  • Russian: висеть
  • Latin American Spanish: estar colgado
  • Swedish: hänga
  • Thai: ฆ่าด้วยการแขวนคอ
  • Turkish: asılmak
  • Ukrainian: висіти
  • Vietnamese: treo

All related terms of 'hang'

Chinese translation of 'hang'

hang

(hæŋ)
Word forms:ptpp hung

vt

  1. [clothes, light, picture] 挂(掛) (guà)
  2. Word forms:ptpp hanged
    (= execute) [criminal] 吊死 (diàosǐ)

vi

    1. (= be suspended) [clothes, light, picture] 悬(懸)挂(掛) (xuánguà)
    2. [breath, smoke, smell] 飘(飄)浮 (piāofú)
  1. (= fall) [clothing, fabric, hair] (chuí)
    to hang one's head (in shame) (羞愧得)低下头(頭) ((xiūkuì de) dīxià tóu)
    the walls are hung with old pictures 墙(牆)上挂(掛)着(著)旧(舊)画(畫) (qiángshang guàzhe jiùhuà)
    to hang loose [hair] 披散 (pīsàn) [arms] 轻(輕)松(鬆)下垂 (qīngsōng xiàchuí)
    to hang open [door, mouth] 开(開)着(著) (kāizhe)

n

  1. to get the hang of sth (inf) 掌握某事的方法 (zhǎngwò mǒushì de fāngfǎ)

All related terms of 'hang'

(verb) 
Definition
to fasten or be fastened from above
The button was hanging on by a thread.
Synonyms
dangle
A gold bracelet dangled from her left wrist.
swing
Within moments of arriving, Jingo was climbing and swinging from a tyre.
suspend
chandeliers suspended on heavy chains from the ceiling
be pendent
(verb) 
Definition
to place (something) in position, for instance by a hinge, so as to allow free movement
I hung the sheet out of the window at 6am.
Synonyms
lower
They lowered the boat into the water.
suspend
dangle
let down
let droop
(verb) 
He hung over the railing and kicked out with his feet.
Synonyms
lean
He leaned forward to take the glass from her.
incline
loll
He lolled back in his comfortable chair.
bend forward
bow
He bowed slightly before taking her bag.
bend downward
(verb) 
Definition
to be suspended so as to allow movement from the place where it is attached
the shawl hanging loose from her shoulders
Synonyms
droop
a young man with a drooping moustache
drop
She let her head drop.
dangle
trail
She came down the stairs, trailing the coat behind her.
sag
He shrugged and sagged into a chair.
(verb) 
Definition
to fasten to a wall
The walls were hung with huge modern paintings.
Synonyms
decorate
He decorated the box with glitter and ribbons.
cover
fix
Fix the photo to the card using double-sided tape
attach
Attach labels to things before you file them away.
deck
The house was decked with flowers.
furnish
Many proprietors try to furnish their hotels with antiques.
drape
She draped her arm over the back of the couch.
fasten
Use screws to fasten the shelf to the wall.
(verb) 
Definition
to suspend or be suspended by the neck until dead
The five were expected to be hanged at 7 am on Tuesday.
Synonyms
execute
Roman soldiers could be executed for treason.
lynch
They were about to lynch him when reinforcements arrived.
string up (informal)
gibbet
send to the gallows
(verb) 
Definition
to hover
A haze of expensive perfume hangs around her.
Synonyms
hover
Beautiful butterflies hovered above the wild flowers.
float
Empty things float.
drift
We proceeded to drift along the river.
linger
Customers are welcome to linger over coffee until midnight.
remain
There remains deep mistrust of his government.

idioms

See get the hang of something

Phrasal verbs

See hang about or around
See hang around with someone
See hang back
See hang fire
See hang on
See hang on or upon something
See hang onto something
See hang over something or someone

Additional synonyms

in the sense of attach
Definition
to join, fasten, or connect
Attach labels to things before you file them away.
Synonyms
affix,
stick,
secure,
bind,
unite,
add,
join,
couple,
link,
tie,
fix,
connect,
lash,
glue,
adhere,
fasten,
annex,
truss,
yoke,
append (formal),
make fast,
cohere,
subjoin,
bootstrap to
in the sense of bow
Definition
to lower (one's head) or bend (one's knee or body) as a sign of respect, greeting, agreement, or shame
He bowed slightly before taking her bag.
Synonyms
bend,
bob,
nod,
incline,
stoop,
droop,
genuflect,
make obeisance
in the sense of deck
The house was decked with flowers.
Synonyms
decorate,
dress,
trim,
clothe,
grace,
array,
garland,
adorn,
ornament,
embellish,
apparel (archaic),
festoon,
attire,
bedeck,
beautify,
bedight (archaic),
bedizen (archaic),
engarland

Synonyms of 'hang'

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