hole 音标拼音: [h'ol]
n . 孔,洞,穴,漏洞
vt . 挖洞,掘坑
vi . 进洞,凿洞
孔,洞,穴,漏洞挖洞,掘坑进洞,凿洞
hole 空穴
hole 通孔
hole 孔 电洞
hole n 1 :
an opening into or through something 2 :
an opening deliberately made in or through something 3 :
one playing period (
from tee to green )
on a golf course ; "
he played 18 holes " [
synonym : {
hole }, {
golf hole }]
4 :
an unoccupied space 5 :
a depression hollowed out of solid matter [
synonym : {
hole },
{
hollow }]
6 :
a fault ; "
he shot holes in my argument "
7 :
informal terms for a difficult situation ; "
he got into a terrible fix "; "
he made a muddle of his marriage " [
synonym :
{
fix }, {
hole }, {
jam }, {
mess }, {
muddle }, {
pickle }, {
kettle of fish }]
8 :
informal terms for the mouth [
synonym : {
trap }, {
cakehole },
{
hole }, {
maw }, {
yap }, {
gob }]
v 1 :
hit the ball into the hole [
synonym : {
hole }, {
hole out }]
2 :
make holes in Hole \
Hole \ (
h [=
o ]
l ),
a .
Whole . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
[
1913 Webster ]
Hole \
Hole \ (
h [=
o ]
l ),
n . [
OE .
hol ,
hole ,
AS .
hol ,
hole ,
cavern ,
from hol ,
a .,
hollow ;
akin to D .
hol ,
OHG .
hol ,
G .
hohl ,
Dan .
huul hollow ,
hul hole ,
Sw .
h [*
a ]
l ,
Icel .
hola ;
prob .
from the root of AS .
helan to conceal .
See {
Hele }, {
Hell },
and cf .
{
Hold }
of a ship .]
1 .
A hollow place or cavity ;
an excavation ;
a pit ;
an opening in or through a solid body ,
a fabric ,
etc .;
a perforation ;
a rent ;
a fissure .
[
1913 Webster ]
The holes where eyes should be . --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
The blind walls Were full of chinks and holes . --
Tennyson .
[
1913 Webster ]
The priest took a chest ,
and bored a hole in the lid . --
2 Kings xii .
9 .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
An excavation in the ground ,
made by an animal to live in ,
or a natural cavity inhabited by an animal ;
hence ,
a low ,
narrow ,
or dark lodging or place ;
a mean habitation .
--
Dryden .
[
1913 Webster ]
The foxes have holes , . . .
but the Son of man hath not where to lay his head . --
Luke ix .
58 .
3 . (
Games )
(
a )
A small cavity used in some games ,
usually one into which a marble or ball is to be played or driven ;
hence ,
a score made by playing a marble or ball into such a hole ,
as in golf .
(
b ) (
Fives )
At Eton College ,
England ,
that part of the floor of the court between the step and the pepperbox .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
Syn :
Hollow ;
concavity ;
aperture ;
rent ;
fissure ;
crevice ;
orifice ;
interstice ;
perforation ;
excavation ;
pit ;
cave ;
den ;
cell .
[
1913 Webster ]
{
Hole and corner },
clandestine ,
underhand . [
Colloq .] "
The wretched trickery of hole and corner buffery ." --
Dickens .
{
Hole board } (
Fancy Weaving ),
a board having holes through which cords pass which lift certain warp threads ; --
called also {
compass board }.
[
1913 Webster ]
Hole \
Hole \,
v .
t . [
AS .
holian .
See {
Hole },
n .]
1 .
To cut ,
dig ,
or bore a hole or holes in ;
as ,
to hole a post for the insertion of rails or bars . --
Chapman .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To drive into a hole ,
as an animal ,
or a billiard ball .
[
1913 Webster ]
Hole \
Hole \,
v .
i .
To go or get into a hole . --
B .
Jonson .
[
1913 Webster ]
419 Moby Thesaurus words for "
hole ":
Augean stables ,
Babylon ,
CAT ,
Gomorrah ,
Sodom ,
abode ,
abri ,
abysm ,
abyss ,
aerospace ,
aerosphere ,
air hole ,
air pocket ,
airspace ,
alveolation ,
alveolus ,
antre ,
antrum ,
aperture ,
area ,
armpit ,
arroyo ,
asylum ,
auger ,
basement ,
basin ,
bearings ,
bench mark ,
bind ,
bite ,
blemish ,
blind alley ,
bolt -
hole ,
booth ,
bordello ,
bore ,
bowl ,
box ,
box canyon ,
breach ,
break ,
brig ,
broach ,
broaching ,
brothel ,
bug ,
bump ,
bunker ,
burrow ,
cache ,
cage ,
canyon ,
catch ,
catch -
22 ,
cathouse ,
cave ,
cavern ,
cavity ,
ceiling ,
cell ,
cellar ,
cellarage ,
cellule ,
chamber ,
chap ,
chasm ,
check ,
chimney ,
chink ,
clearing ,
cleft ,
cleuch ,
clip joint ,
clough ,
coal bin ,
col ,
compartment ,
concave ,
concavity ,
concealment ,
corner ,
couch ,
coulee ,
couloir ,
countersink ,
cove ,
cover ,
covert ,
coverture ,
crack ,
cranny ,
crater ,
crevasse ,
crevice ,
crib ,
crosswind ,
crypt ,
cubby ,
cubbyhole ,
cul -
de -
sac ,
cup ,
cut ,
cwm ,
cyclone cellar ,
dark corner ,
dead end ,
dead -
end street ,
deadlock ,
deep ,
defect ,
defection ,
deficiency ,
defile ,
dell ,
den ,
den of iniquity ,
den of thieves ,
dent ,
depression ,
depth ,
difficulty ,
dike ,
dilemma ,
dip ,
disclosure ,
discontinuity ,
discrepancy ,
disrupt ,
district ,
ditch ,
dive ,
doghouse ,
donga ,
donjon ,
draw ,
drawback ,
drill ,
dugout ,
dump ,
dungeon ,
earth ,
empierce ,
emplacement ,
empty space ,
enclosed space ,
error ,
excavation ,
extremity ,
failing ,
failure ,
fallacy ,
fault ,
faute ,
favorable wind ,
fenestra ,
fissure ,
fistula ,
fix ,
flaw ,
fleshpots ,
flume ,
fog ,
foible ,
fold ,
follicle ,
fontanel ,
foramen ,
form ,
foxhole ,
fracture ,
frailty ,
front ,
funk hole ,
funnel chest ,
furrow ,
gap ,
gape ,
gash ,
gat ,
goal ,
gore ,
gorge ,
gouge ,
gouge out ,
grand slam ,
groove ,
grot ,
grotto ,
gulch ,
gulf ,
gully ,
gyp joint ,
halt ,
head wind ,
hellhole ,
hiatus ,
hideaway ,
hideout ,
hidey hole ,
hiding ,
hiding place ,
high -
pressure area ,
hit ,
hold ,
hole in one ,
hollow ,
hollow shell ,
home run ,
homer ,
honeycomb ,
hot water ,
hovel ,
hut ,
impale ,
impasse ,
imperfection ,
impression ,
inadequacy ,
incision ,
inconsistency ,
indentation ,
infirmity ,
inlet ,
interstice ,
interval ,
ionosphere ,
jail ,
jetstream ,
joint ,
keep ,
kink ,
kloof ,
lacuna ,
lair ,
lance ,
latitude and longitude ,
laying open ,
leak ,
lieu ,
little problem ,
locale ,
locality ,
location ,
locus ,
lodge ,
loophole ,
low -
pressure area ,
manger ,
mess ,
mew ,
mistake ,
moat ,
muddle ,
needle ,
niche ,
nook ,
notch ,
nullah ,
open ,
opening ,
opening up ,
orifice ,
oubliette ,
outlet ,
overcast ,
pass ,
passage ,
passageway ,
penetrate ,
perforate ,
perforation ,
pesthole ,
pew ,
pickle ,
pierce ,
pigeonhole ,
pigpen ,
pigsty ,
pinch ,
pink ,
pinpoint ,
pit ,
place ,
placement ,
plague spot ,
playhouse ,
plight ,
pocket ,
point ,
pore ,
position ,
potato cellar ,
predicament ,
prick ,
prison ,
problem ,
punch ,
punch bowl ,
puncture ,
ravine ,
ream ,
ream out ,
recess ,
refuge ,
region ,
rent ,
retreat ,
riddle ,
rift ,
rime ,
rip ,
rookery ,
roughness ,
run ,
run through ,
rupture ,
sanctuary ,
scissure ,
scoop ,
score ,
scrape ,
seam ,
secret place ,
sewer ,
shack ,
shaft ,
shanty ,
shell ,
shortcoming ,
sink ,
sink of corruption ,
sinus ,
site ,
situation ,
situs ,
skewer ,
slam ,
slit ,
slot ,
slum ,
snag ,
socket ,
something missing ,
soup ,
space ,
spear ,
spike ,
spit ,
split ,
sporting house ,
spot ,
stab ,
stable ,
stalemate ,
stall ,
stand ,
standstill ,
stash ,
stead ,
stews ,
stick ,
stoma ,
stop ,
storm cellar ,
stratosphere ,
strike ,
sty ,
subbasement ,
substratosphere ,
subterrane ,
subway ,
tail wind ,
taint ,
tap ,
tear ,
tenement ,
the slums ,
throwing open ,
tight spot ,
tight squeeze ,
touchdown ,
transfix ,
transpierce ,
trench ,
trepan ,
trephine ,
tropopause ,
troposphere ,
trouble ,
trough ,
tumbledown shack ,
tunnel ,
turbulence ,
uncorking ,
undercovert ,
unstopping ,
vacancy ,
vacuity ,
vacuum ,
valley ,
vault ,
vent ,
visibility ,
visibility zero ,
void ,
vug ,
vulnerable place ,
wadi ,
warren ,
weak link ,
weak point ,
weakness ,
well ,
whereabout ,
whereabouts ,
whorehouse ,
wine cellar ,
yawn ,
yawning abyss
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