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单词 hole
释义

hole ​‌‌‌

​noun countable
UK /həʊl/
Other entries for this word
hole verb
hole
hole up phrasal verb
bolt-hole noun
black hole noun
glory hole noun
in a hole phrase
hole punch noun
memory-hole noun
rabbit hole noun
in the hole phrase
hole in one noun
watering hole noun
hole-and-corner adjective
hole-in-the-wall noun
toad-in-the-hole noun
hole in the heart noun
blow a hole in something phrase
dig a hole for yourself phrase
make a hole in something phrase
more dictionary definitions
Word Forms
singularhole
pluralholes
  1. 1
    a space dug in the surface of the ground

    Workers dug a 30-foot hole in the ground.

    rabbit/mouse hole:

    a grassy bank containing several rabbit holes

    Synonyms and related words
    Holes and openings in surfaces
    abyss
    aperture
    blowhole
  2. 2
    in golf, a small space in the ground for hitting the ball into. The 9 or 18 sections of a golf course are also called holes.
    Synonyms and related words
    Golf
    ace
    backswing
    birdie
  3. 3
    a space in the surface of something that goes partly or completely through it
    hole in:

    All my socks have holes in them.

    a gaping hole (=a very large hole):

    Rain poured through a gaping hole in the roof.

    riddled with holes (=completely covered with holes):

    The tank was riddled with bullet holes.

    Synonyms and related words
    Holes and openings in surfaces
    abyss
    aperture
    blowhole
  4. 4
    a part of something such as an idea or explanation where an important detail is missing

    His argument was full of holes.

    hole in:

    There is an obvious hole in the law covering pension funds.

    Synonyms and related words
    Something or someone missing from somewhere
    gap
    vacuum
    absentee
  5. 5
    ​informalan unpleasant or dirty place

    This town is a hole.

    Synonyms and related words
    Dirty and untidy places or things
    shambles
    hovel
    dump
  6. 6

    need something like a hole in the head

    humorous
    if you need something like a hole in the head, you do not need it or want it at all
    I need working overtime like I need a hole in the head.
    Submitted by:
    Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 29/05/2018
    Open Dictionary - May2018
phrases
in a hole
in the hole
make a hole in something

hole ​‌‌‌

​noun countable
US /hoʊl/
Other entries for this word
hole verb
hole
hole up phrasal verb
bolt-hole noun
black hole noun
glory hole noun
in a hole phrase
hole punch noun
memory-hole noun
rabbit hole noun
in the hole phrase
hole in one noun
watering hole noun
hole-in-the-wall noun
toad-in-the-hole noun
hole in the heart noun
an ace in the hole phrase
blow a hole in something phrase
dig a hole for yourself phrase
make a hole in something phrase
more dictionary definitions
Word Forms
singularhole
pluralholes
  1. 1
    a space dug in the surface of the ground

    Workers dug a 30-foot hole in the ground.

    rabbit/mouse hole:

    a field containing several rabbit holes

    Synonyms and related words
    Holes and openings in surfaces
    abyss
    aperture
    blowhole
  2. 2
    a space in the surface of something that goes partly or completely through it
    hole in:

    All my socks have holes in them.

    a gaping hole (=a very large hole):

    Rain poured through a gaping hole in the roof.

    riddled with holes (=completely covered with holes):

    The tank was riddled with bullet holes.

    Synonyms and related words
    Holes and openings in surfaces
    abyss
    aperture
    blowhole
  3. 3
    a part of something such as an idea or explanation where an important detail is missing

    His argument was full of holes.

    hole in:

    There is an obvious hole in the law covering drunk drivers.

    Synonyms and related words
    Something or someone missing from somewhere
    gap
    vacuum
    absentee
  4. 4
    ​informalan unpleasant or dirty place

    This town is a real hole.

    Synonyms and related words
    Dirty and untidy places or things
    hovel
    dump
    hole
  5. 5
    in golf, a small space in the ground for hitting the ball into. The 9 or 18 sections of a golf course are also called holes.
    Synonyms and related words
    Golf
    ace
    ace
    backswing
  6. 6

    need something like a hole in the head

    humorous
    if you need something like a hole in the head, you do not need it or want it at all
    I need working overtime like I need a hole in the head.
    Submitted by:
    Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 29/05/2018
    Open Dictionary - May2018
phrases
in a hole
in the hole
make a hole in something

hole

​verb
UK /həʊl/
Other entries for this word
hole noun
hole up phrasal verb
bolt-hole noun
black hole noun
glory hole noun
in a hole phrase
hole punch noun
memory-hole noun
rabbit hole noun
in the hole phrase
hole in one noun
watering hole noun
hole-and-corner adjective
hole-in-the-wall noun
toad-in-the-hole noun
hole in the heart noun
blow a hole in something phrase
dig a hole for yourself phrase
make a hole in something phrase
more dictionary definitions
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/theyhole
he/she/itholes
present participleholing
past tenseholed
past participleholed
DEFINITIONS2
  1. 1
    transitive ​usually passiveif something is holed, something has made a hole or holes in it

    The ship was holed below the waterline.

    Synonyms and related words
    Broken, torn or damaged
    broken
    battered
    faulty
  2. 2

    hole

    or

    hole out

    intransitive/transitive in golf, to hit the ball into the hole
    Synonyms and related words
    Golf
    ace
    backswing
    birdie
phrasal verbs
hole up

hole

​verb
US /hoʊl/
Other entries for this word
hole noun
hole up phrasal verb
bolt-hole noun
black hole noun
glory hole noun
in a hole phrase
hole punch noun
memory-hole noun
rabbit hole noun
in the hole phrase
hole in one noun
watering hole noun
hole-in-the-wall noun
toad-in-the-hole noun
hole in the heart noun
an ace in the hole phrase
blow a hole in something phrase
dig a hole for yourself phrase
make a hole in something phrase
more dictionary definitions
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/theyhole
he/she/itholes
present participleholing
past tenseholed
past participleholed
DEFINITIONS2
  1. 1

    hole

    or

    hole out

    intransitive/transitive in golf, to hit the ball into the hole
    Synonyms and related words
    Golf
    ace
    ace
    backswing
  2. 2
    transitive ​usually passiveif something is holed, something else has made a hole or holes in it

    The ship was holed below the waterline.

    Synonyms and related words
    Broken, torn or damaged
    broken
    faulty
    flawed
phrasal verbs
hole up
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