hole

洞; 穴; 孔眼, 破洞

巢穴; 魔窟; 秘密室; 卑陋的居室; 监狱中隔离牢房

[口]陷井; 绝境

窘境; (财政上的)窘迫

缺陷; 缺点

(高尔夫球的)球穴; (高尔夫球)得分

【物】空穴; 空子

水流深凹处; 潭; 裂开处

[美]铁路的支线

大型导弹地下井

小湾; 小港

频段死点, (扫描中的)无信号区; [pl. ](图表曲线)中断, 下降气流

hole 系常用词, 指“任何物体的开口或洞孔”, 如:

cave 指“地面上任何凹陷下去的地方”, 常指“山洞”、“窑洞”、“洞穴”, 如:

hollow指“物体内凹陷处”, 常指“洼地”、“洞穴”, 如:

cavity 系科学或专门术语, 指“坚硬物体表面上的洞穴”, 如:

hole

an area hollowed out in a solid

an opening made in or through something

an animal's hiding place or burrow

an unattractive place, such as a town or a dwelling

a cell or dungeon

a small anchorage

a fault (esp in the phrase pick holes in)

a difficult and embarrassing situation

the cavity in various games into which the ball must be thrust

the cup on each of the greens.each of the divisions of a course (usually 18) represented by the distance between the tee and a green.the score made in striking the ball from the tee into the hole

a vacancy in a nearly full band of quantum states of electrons in a semiconductor or an insulator. Under the action of an electric field holes behave as carriers of positive charge.(as modifier).a vacancy in the nearly full continuum of quantum states of negative energy of fermions. A hole appears as the antiparticle of the fermion

to make a hole or holes in (something)

to hit (the ball) into the hole