单词 | hell |
释义 | hell I. 1. a. (1) < I will slay the last of them with the sword … though they dig into hell — Amos 9:1-2 (Authorized Version) > < spake of the resurrection of Christ that his soul was not left in hell — Acts 2:31 (Authorized Version) > — compare limbo (2) (3) b. (1) (2) c. Christian Science 2. a. < hundreds of gallons of spilled gasoline turn the … wreckage into a concentrated hell of searing flames — H.G.Armstrong > < condemned to go through the hell of war — F.L.Allen > — used interjectionally to express irritation, irony, incredulity, or surprise < oh hell > < expert, hell! — he's no more an expert than I am > — often used as a generalized term of abuse < go to hell > or as a mild oath < to hell with it > or as an intensive < hell yes > — often used with in < what in hell are you doing > or the < get the hell out of here > or to < lives way to hell out in the sticks > < hope to hell you're right > or as < cold as hell > < serious as all hell > < he sure as hell did it > or in the phrases hell of a < in a hell of a mess > < heard a hell of a crash > < a good singer and one hell of an actor > and hell out of < scared the hell out of him > < the big guns smashed hell out of them > b. < all hell broke loose > : havoc < raise hell with the true shape of the facts — John Lardner > < the wind played hell with the garden > : ruin < said the country was going to hell in a hack > c. < got hell from his boss for being late > d. (1) < the children were full of hell and the house was soon a shambles > (2) < broke all the windows just for the hell of it > < hopped a freight just for the hell of it > (3) < the hell of it was that nobody could understand him > < the hell of the plan is that it works > 3. a. archaic b. 4. < dining … in the cheap obscurity of a Soho eating hell — Aldous Huxley > • - hell and gone - hell and high water - hell for - hell on - hell to pay - what the hell II. 1. < Saturday night was their night to hell a little — H.E.Giles > < come down to the city to hell around for a weekend — Merle Miller > 2. < a police radio car came helling down between the elevated pillars, siren blasting — Jack Jones b.1923 > < with passengers numbering from two to nine, we helled all over the countryside — Bill Mauldin > |
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