holes

中英词典：holes

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柯林斯词典

holes (名词): A hole is a hollow space in something solid, with an opening on one end.

holes (形容词): If something is holey, it is full of holes.

牛津词典

holes (名词): A hole is a hollow space in something solid or in the ground.

holes (形容词): If something is holey, it has a lot of holes in it.

用法

1. She fell down a hole and broke her leg.

2. The old house had several holes in the roof.

3. The detective found a bullet hole in the wall.

4. The golf ball went into the hole in one shot.

5. The sweater is holey and needs to be mended.

例句

1. The rabbit dug a deep hole in the garden.

2. The construction workers filled the pit with concrete.

3. He accidentally stepped in a hole and twisted his ankle.

4. The archaeologists discovered a hidden underground hole.

5. There is a small mouse hole behind the bookshelf.

6. The bullet left a large bullet hole in the window.

7. She peered through the keyhole to see who was inside.

8. The telescope's aperture allows light to enter.

9. The wall has a long crack running from top to bottom.

10. The cave is dark and full of holes.

11. The hiker climbed out of the hole with the help of a rope.

12. The boat was sinking because it had a hole in the hull.

13. The cheese had holes in it, just like Swiss cheese.

14. The artist painted a picture of a black hole in space.

15. The scientists theorize that a wormhole could connect different dimensions.

16. The cat entered the room through a small mouse hole.

17. The detectives found a bullet hole in the victim's jacket.

18. He looked through the keyhole to spy on his sister.

19. The camera's aperture controls the amount of light that enters.

20. The vase fell and shattered into pieces, leaving a big hole in the table.