英语词汇“black hole”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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Word forms: plural black holes

1. countable noun

Black holes are areas in space, where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from them. Black holes are thought to be formed by collapsed stars.

2. countable noun [usually singular]

If you say that something, especially money, has gone into a black hole, you mean that it has disappeared and cannot be recovered.

black hole in British English

noun

1. astronomy

an object in space so dense that its escape velocity exceeds the speed of light

any place regarded as resembling a black hole in that items or information entering it cannot be retrieved

Black Hole in American English

a small dungeon at Calcutta: it was once believed that over 100 Europeans were confined there one night in 1756 by their Indian captors and died from heat and lack of air

2. [b- h-]

any dungeon

black hole in American English

a celestial object or dark region in space, perhaps formed by the collapse of a large star, with such a great mass that its gravitational field will not let even light escape

an emptiness or void

anything thought of as endlessly devouring resources, funds, etc.

Examples of 'black hole' in a sentence
black hole

I fell into a black hole of guilt I hated Pia for being Dukey's sister.The black hole was an organ for the creation of infinite streams of light.At the base, cut into the wall of the shaft, was a round black hole, the entrance to a tunnel.

In other languages
black hole

British English: black hole NOUN

Black holes are areas in space, where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from them.

American English: black hole
Brazilian Portuguese: buraco negro
Chinese: 黑洞
European Spanish: agujero negro
French: trou noir
German: schwarzes Loch
Italian: buco nero
Japanese: ブラックホール
Korean: 블랙홀
European Portuguese: buraco negro
Latin American Spanish: agujero negro

单词	black hole
释义	Trends of black hole View usage for: black hole Word forms: plural black holes 1. countable noun Black holes are areas in space, where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from them. Black holes are thought to be formed by collapsed stars. 2. countable noun [usually singular] If you say that something, especially money, has gone into a black hole, you mean that it has disappeared and cannot be recovered. black hole in British English noun 1. astronomy an object in space so dense that its escape velocity exceeds the speed of light 2. any place regarded as resembling a black hole in that items or information entering it cannot be retrieved Black Hole in American English 1. a small dungeon at Calcutta: it was once believed that over 100 Europeans were confined there one night in 1756 by their Indian captors and died from heat and lack of air 2. [b- h-] any dungeon black hole in American English 1. a celestial object or dark region in space, perhaps formed by the collapse of a large star, with such a great mass that its gravitational field will not let even light escape 2. a. an emptiness or void b. anything thought of as endlessly devouring resources, funds, etc. Examples of 'black hole' in a sentence black hole I fell into a black hole of guilt I hated Pia for being Dukey's sister. Shell, Ray ICED (2002) The black hole was an organ for the creation of infinite streams of light. Zindell, David THE BROKEN GOD (2002) At the base, cut into the wall of the shaft, was a round black hole, the entrance to a tunnel. McKewan, Ian THE INNOCENT (2002) In other languages black hole British English: black hole NOUN Black holes are areas in space, where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from them. American English: black hole Brazilian Portuguese: buraco negro Chinese: 黑洞 European Spanish: agujero negro French: trou noir German: schwarzes Loch Italian: buco nero Japanese: ブラックホール Korean: 블랙홀 European Portuguese: buraco negro Latin American Spanish: agujero negro
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