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

hooknoun [ C ]

uk/hʊk/us/hʊk/

hook noun [ C ] (DEVICE)

B2 a curved device used for catching or holding things, especially one attached to a surface for hanging things on:

a coat/picture hook

a boat hook

a fish hook

More examples

We'll have to screw a hook into the wall.
Could you put some hooks in the garden shed, for us to hang the tools on?

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Pins, clips, hooks & pegs

barb
barrette
bodkin
Bulldog Clip
clasp
clip
clip-on
hair slide
hairgrip
hairpin
needle
paper clip
peg
pinhead
pushpin
safety pin
slide
staple
tiepin
tuning peg

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hook noun [ C ] (HIT)

a way of hitting in boxing, cricket, or golf:

a right/left hook

a hook shot

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Fighting sports

all-in wrestling
arm-wrestling
bantamweight
black belt
body blow
flyweight
foil
gumshield
heavyweight
jab
jiujitsu
knockout
left-hander
pugilistic
punch-drunk
punching bag
rope
roundhouse kick
sabre
wrestler

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Cricket

Golf

hook noun [ C ] (SONG)

a repeated part of a song or piece of music that is particularly pleasing and easy to remember:

It has to be a great song, with a great hook, great lyrics, and a great melody.

Idiom(s)

by hook or by crook

fall for sth hook, line, and sinker

get your hooks into sb/sth

off the hook

hookverb

uk/hʊk/us/hʊk/

hook verb (FASTEN)

[ T ] to fasten something with a hook, hang something on a hook, or catch something with a hook:

He hooked the trailer (= joined it with a hook) to his car.

How many salmon did you hook (= catch) this afternoon?

She hooked the shoe (= lifted it with a hook) out of the water.

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Connecting and combining

abut
adjoin
aggregate
allied
amalgamate
assemblage
bind
desegregate
dovetail
eclectic
entwine
fuse
fusion
hitch
linkage
lump sb/sth together
marriage
marry
meld
merge

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hook verb (HAVE SEX)

[ I ] US informal to have sex for money

Phrasal verb(s)

hook up

hook (sb/sth) up (to sth)

单词	hook
释义	Contents noun (3) hook (DEVICE) hook (HIT) hook (SONG) verb (2) hook (FASTEN) hook (HAVE SEX) Contents noun (1) hook (1) verb (1) hook (1) Contents noun (3) hook (1) hook (2) hook (3) verb (2) hook (1) hook (2) English American Business hooknoun [ C ] uk/hʊk/us/hʊk/ hook noun [ C ] (DEVICE) B2 a curved device used for catching or holding things, especially one attached to a surface for hanging things on: a coat/picture hook a boat hook a fish hook More examples We'll have to screw a hook into the wall. Could you put some hooks in the garden shed, for us to hang the tools on? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pins, clips, hooks & pegs barb barrette bodkin Bulldog Clip clasp clip clip-on hair slide hairgrip hairpin needle paper clip peg pinhead pushpin safety pin slide staple tiepin tuning peg See more results » hook noun [ C ] (HIT) a way of hitting in boxing, cricket, or golf: a right/left hook a hook shot Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Fighting sports all-in wrestling arm-wrestling bantamweight black belt body blow flyweight foil gumshield heavyweight jab jiujitsu knockout left-hander pugilistic punch-drunk punching bag rope roundhouse kick sabre wrestler See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Cricket Golf hook noun [ C ] (SONG) a repeated part of a song or piece of music that is particularly pleasing and easy to remember: It has to be a great song, with a great hook, great lyrics, and a great melody. Idiom(s) by hook or by crook fall for sth hook, line, and sinker get your hooks into sb/sth off the hook hookverb uk/hʊk/us/hʊk/ hook verb (FASTEN) [ T ] to fasten something with a hook, hang something on a hook, or catch something with a hook: He hooked the trailer (= joined it with a hook) to his car. How many salmon did you hook (= catch) this afternoon? She hooked the shoe (= lifted it with a hook) out of the water. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Connecting and combining abut adjoin aggregate allied amalgamate assemblage bind desegregate dovetail eclectic entwine fuse fusion hitch linkage *lump sb/sth* together marriage marry meld merge See more results » hook verb (HAVE SEX) [ I ] US informal to have sex for money Phrasal verb(s) hook up hook (sb/sth) up (to sth) hooknoun [ C ] us/hʊk/ a curved device used for catching hold of something or for hanging something on: Hang your coat on one of the hooks in the hall. I need to change the hook on my fishing line. Idiom(s) hook, line, and sinker hookverb [ T ] us/hʊk/ to use something like a hook, or to put something so that it is supported at one end and hangs: She hooked her arm through his. He hooked his cane over the back of the chair. To hook fish means to catch them on hooks: We hooked some bass. Phrasal verb(s) hook up hook up something hooknoun [ C ] uk/hʊk/usinformal MARKETING something that is used to attract customers' attention, and encourage them to buy a product or service: Special deals on bestsellers are used as hooks to sell volumes from publishers' back catalogues. be on the hook (for sth/to do sth) US informal to owe money or be legally responsible for something: The cleanup plan called for the companies, which are on the hook for cleanup costs, to dredge contaminated sediments from the river. If the investment company fails, they are on the hook to pay the loan. off the hook having escaped from a difficult situation or punishment: be/get off the hook Don't think you're off the hook on taxes just because you were paid in cash. get/let sb off the hook The minister was last night under fire for letting the big banks off the hook. hookverb [ T ] uk/hʊk/us MARKETING to attract someone's attention or encourage them to buy a product or service: Financial marketers know that money-off deals hook customers and keep them loyal. Once people have tried this product, they will be hooked for life. IT to connect a machine to a power supply, or to another machine: hook sth to sth The high-speed digital connector is used to hook all kinds of devices to your computer. Phrasal verb(s)** hook (sth) into sth hook up (with sb/sth) hook sb up (with sb/sth) hook (sth) up
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hooknoun [ C ]

hook noun [ C ] (DEVICE)

hook noun [ C ] (HIT)

hook noun [ C ] (SONG)

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hookverb

hook verb (FASTEN)

hook verb (HAVE SEX)

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hooknoun [ C ]

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hookverb [ T ]

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hooknoun [ C ]

hookverb [ T ]

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