| 单词 | hole |
| 释义 | hole nounadjective | verb + hole | preposition | phrases adjective➤big, deep, gaping, great, huge, large, massive, yawning大洞；深坑；大裂口▸➤small, tiny小洞；极细的裂口➤circular, round圆形的洞➤jagged, ragged边缘呈锯齿状的洞◆the missile had torn a jagged hole in the side of the ship.导弹在船体的一侧打出了一个边缘参差不齐的窟窿。➤bullet, drill, screw弹孔；钻孔；螺丝孔◆the wall was full of bullet holes.墙上布满了弹痕。➤drainage排水孔▸➤mouse, rabbit, etc.老鼠洞、兔窝等verb + hole➤bore, create, cut, dig, drill, make, punch, wear打洞；钻孔；打孔；撕开一道口子；磨出一个洞◆we dug a deep hole to bury the animals in.我们挖了一个深坑埋葬这些动物。◆she punched two holes in each sheet of paper.她在每张纸上打了两个孔。◆he had worn a hole in the knees of his jeans.他牛仔裤的膝盖处磨出了洞。➤blast, blow, break, burn, rip, tear炸出／吹出／打出／烧出／撕开／撕出一个洞▸➤fill, fill in, patch, plug填满洞穴；堵住洞口◆i uprooted the tree and filled the hole with earth.我把树连根拔起，然后用土把坑填平。◆we used cement to plug the holes.我们用水泥把洞口封住了。preposition➤down a/the hole沿着洞口下去◆the snake disappeared down a hole.蛇消失在一个洞里。➤in a/the hole在洞里◆there was water in the hole.洞里有水。➤through a/the hole穿过孔洞◆we climbed through the hole.我们从洞里爬了过去。➤hole in⋯上的洞◆i made an extra hole in my belt.我在腰带上又打了一个眼儿。phrases➤full of holes满是窟窿◆the old blankets were now full of holes.旧毛毯上已经满是窟窿了。➤riddled with holes布满洞眼◆the car was riddled with bullet holes.汽车被子弹打得千疮百孔。hole noun 1➤a hole in the wall墙上的孔➤a hole in the ground地上的坑hole ♦︎ space ♦︎ gap ♦︎ opening ♦︎ slot ♦︎ aperturethese words are all used for an open space in sth or between things, that sth can pass through or where sth is missing.这些词均表示裂口、开口。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆a hole / space / gap / opening / slot / aperture in sth◆a space / gap between a and b◆a small / narrow hole / space / gap / opening / slot / aperture◆a large / wide hole / space / gap / opening / aperture◆to leave a hole / a space / a gap / an opening◆to make a hole / an opening / a slot■ hole [countable] an empty space that goes all the way through sth裂口；开口；孔眼◆to drill / bore / punch / kick a hole in sth把某物钻穿／挖穿／冲穿／踢穿◆there were holes in the knees of his jeans.他牛仔裤的膝部有破洞。◆the children climbed through a hole in the fence.孩子们从栅栏的缺口爬了过去。◆a bullet hole枪眼■ space [countable] an area or place that is empty, especially between things or in the middle of sth空隙；空位◆a space two metres by three metres长三米宽两米的空地◆a parking space停车的空位◆i'll clear a space for your books.我来腾出一块地方给你放书。◆put it in the space between the table and the wall.桌子和墙中间有个空隙，把它放那儿去。■ gap [countable] a space between two things or in the middle of sth, especially because there is a part missing空隙；缺口；豁口◆a gap in a hedge / fence / wall树篱／栅栏／墙壁的豁口◆leave a gap between your car and the next.在你的车与旁边的车之间留点空隙。■ opening [countable] a space or hole that sth can pass through孔；洞；缺口◆the hall is lit by an opening in the roof.大厅通过顶部的开口采光。◆the dark opening of the tunnel隧道黑漆漆的洞口◆the adult parasites have a simple mouth opening.寄生虫成虫长有一个简单的口孔。■ slot [countable] a long, narrow opening, into which you fit or put sth窄缝；投放口；插入处◆he slid a coin into the slot of the jukebox.他往自动点唱机的投币口塞入一枚硬币。◆a slot machine投币自动售货机■ aperture /æpətʃə(r); name æpətʃʊr/ [countable] (formal or technical术语) a small opening in sth; an opening that allows light to reach a lens (= a curved piece of glass or plastic, for example in a camera) 小孔；缝隙；（镜头的光圈）孔径◆the bell ropes passed through apertures in the ceiling.拉铃用的拉绳从天花板的缝隙里穿过来。◆open up the lens aperture to maximize the brightness of the shot.打开镜头孔径，使照片亮度变为最大。hole noun 2➤a hole in the wall墙上的孔➤a hole in the ground地上的坑hole ♦︎ pit ♦︎ hollow ♦︎ crater ♦︎ cavitythese are all words for an empty space in the ground or inside sth.这些词均表示洞、坑、窟窿。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆a hole / pit / hollow / crater / cavity in sth◆a deep / shallow hole / pit / hollow / crater◆a huge hole / pit / crater◆to dig a hole / pit◆a bomb blows a hole / crater in sth■ hole [countable] an empty space in sth solid or in the surface of sth洞；孔；坑◆he managed to dig out a small snow hole.他设法在雪地里挖出一个小坑。◆water had collected in holes in the road.路上的坑洼里积了水。◆an operation for a hole in her heart修补她心脏上一个小洞的手术■ pit [countable] a large deep hole in the ground深洞；深坑◆the body had been dumped in a pit.尸体被扔进了深坑。note 辨析 hole or pit?a pit is always large and in the ground; a hole can be any size and in anything. pit, but not hole, is often used with a figurative meaning. * pit 总是指地上的大坑，hole 可指任何地方的洞或坑，可大可小。pit 常用于比喻义，hole 则不然◆ (figurative) the human mind is a dark, bottomless pit.人的思想是一个深不可测的黑洞。◆the human mind is a dark, bottomless hole. ■ hollow [countable] an area that is lower than the surface around it, especially on the ground; an empty space inside sth凹陷处；坑洼处；洞◆the village lay secluded in a hollow of the hills (= a small valley).村子坐落在一个幽静的小山谷里。◆she noticed the slight hollows under his cheekbones.她注意到他颧骨下面的轻微凹陷。◆the squirrel disappeared into a hollow at the base of the tree.松鼠钻进了树根处的一个洞。▸ hollow adjective◆a hollow ball / centre / tube / tree中空的球／中心部位／管子／树◆hollow eyes / cheeks凹陷的双眼／双颊■ crater [countable] a large hole in the top of a volcano; a large hole in the ground caused by the explosion of a bomb or by sth large hitting it火山口；弹坑；（由巨物撞击形成的）大坑◆volcanic peaks which tower above deep craters高耸于火山口之上的火山山峰◆the bomb blew a crater 80 metres across.炸弹炸出了一个直径 80 米的深坑。■ cavity /kævəti/ (formal or technical术语) a hole or empty space inside sth solid, especially the body; a hole in a tooth（尤指体内的）洞，窟窿，腔；（龋齿的）洞◆the abdominal / nasal cavity腹腔；鼻腔◆most dentists fill cavities right away.大多数牙医发现蛀牙就马上填补。hole [countable] an empty space that goes all the way through sth裂口；开口；孔眼◆to drill / bore / punch / kick a hole in sth把某物钻穿／挖穿／冲穿／踢穿◆there were holes in the knees of his jeans.他牛仔裤的膝部有破洞。◆the children climbed through a hole in the fence.孩子们从栅栏的缺口爬了过去。◆a bullet hole枪眼hole [countable] an empty space in sth solid or in the surface of sth洞；孔；坑◆he managed to dig out a small snow hole.他设法在雪地里挖出一个小坑。◆water had collected in holes in the road.路上的坑洼里积了水。◆an operation for a hole in her heart修补她心脏上一个小洞的手术hole [countable](in golf) a hollow in the ground that you must get the ball into; one of the sections of a golf course with the tee at the beginning and the hole at the end（高尔夫球）球洞，球座到球洞的区域◆the ball rolled into the hole and she had won.球滚进了洞，她赢了。◆an eighteen-hole golf course十八洞高尔夫球场◆she won by one hole.她领先一洞赢得比赛。hole/həʊl ||; hol/noun1. [c] an opening; an empty space in sth solid 洞: ◇the pavement is full of holes. 人行道上到处都是窟窿。◇there are holes in my socks. 我的袜子上有几个洞。◇i've got a hole in my tooth. 我的牙上有个洞。 2. [c] the place where an animal lives in the ground or in a tree （动物的）巢穴: ◇a mouse hole 老鼠洞 3. [c] (in golf) the hole in the ground that you must hit the ball into. each section of the land where you play(golf course)is also called a hole. （高尔夫球）球洞，球穴区: ◇an eighteen-hole golf course 十八个洞的高尔夫球场 4. [sing] (informal 非正式) a small dark and unpleasant room, flat, etc 阴暗狭小的房间等: ◇this place is a hole -- you can't live here! 这地方太糟了─你不能住在这儿！ hole1 a hole that goes through something2 a hole in the ground or in the surface of something3 a place on a surface that is lower than the rest4 a long narrow hole across the surface of something5 a hole in something that has been damaged, allowing water, air etc to escape6 words for describing something that has lots of holes in it7 to make a hole in the ground or surface of something8 to make a hole through somethingrelated wordssee alsocut,space,dig,1. a hole that goes through something 穿过某物的洞孔 hole /həʊl/ [countable noun] the sheet was ancient and full of holes. 床单很旧，上面全是一个个洞。 she stuck her finger through the hole. 她把手指插进洞里。hole in troy looked through a hole in the fence at the garden next door. 特洛伊从篱笆上的一个洞看隔壁的花园。 a shaft of light came in through a hole in the corrugated iron roof. 一道亮光从瓦楞铁皮屋顶上的一个小孔射进来。something has a hole in it i can't wear my green shirt -- it has a hole in it. 我的绿衬衫不能穿了—上面有个洞。gaping hole a big hole 豁开的洞 they stared at the gaping hole in the wall. 他们盯着墙上的那个大洞。 gap /gæp/ [countable noun] an empty space in the middle of something such as a wall or fence, especially because part of it is missing or broken 缺口，裂口，豁口；缝隙 gap in the gate was locked but we managed to get through a gap in the fence. 大门锁上了，但我们还是通过篱笆上的缺口钻了进去。gap under the light was coming through a tiny gap under the door. 亮光穿过门底下的一道细缝照射进来。gap between sharon has a gap between her two front teeth. 莎伦两颗门牙之间有一条宽缝。 opening /ˈəʊpənɪŋ/ [countable noun] a hole that something can pass through or that you can see through, especially one which is at the entrance or top of something 开口，洞孔［尤在某物的入口处或顶部］ bees come and go through a small opening at the bottom of the hive. 蜜蜂从蜂房底部的一个小开口处进出。 we zipped up the opening of the tent to stop the mosquitoes getting in. 我们拉上帐篷开口处的拉链，不让蚊子飞进来。 aperture /ˈæpəʳtʃəʳ/ [countable noun] a hole, especially one that allows light to pass through - use this especially in scientific and technical contexts ［尤让光线进入的］窄孔；缝隙；孔径［尤用于科技方面］ the telescope has an aperture of 2.4 metres. 这架望远镜的孔径为2.4米。2. a hole in the ground or in the surface of something 地上或某物表面的洞坑 hole /həʊl/ [countable noun] the old mineshaft had left a deep hole, dangerous to both people and livestock. 旧矿井留下了一个很深的洞，给人和牲口都带来了危险。hole in the aim is to get the ball in a hole in the ground. 目标是要把球打进地上的一个洞里。make a hole (in something) we made a small hole in the earth, just deep enough to cover the roots of the plant. 我们在泥土里挖了一个小洞，深度正好足够覆盖植物的根部。 make a hole in the bottom of each plant pot to let the water drain out. 在每个花盆的底部开一个洞，让水流出去。dig a hole a fox had dug a hole under our garden fence. 一只狐狸在我们花园的篱笆下面挖了一个洞。 construction workers have to dig a thousand foot hole before work can start on the tunnel. 隧道工程开始以前，建筑工人必须挖出一条1,000英尺的坑道。 crater /ˈkreɪtəʳ/ [countable noun] a big hole in the surface of something, especially the ground, that is caused by an explosion or a large falling object ［由爆炸或巨大的物体坠落造成的］大坑 the meteor left a crater over five miles wide. 流星留下了一个超过5英里宽的大坑。crater in when the bomb exploded it left a huge crater in the ground. 炸弹爆炸后，地面上留下了一个大坑。 pothole /ˈpɒthəʊlǁˈpɑːt-/ [countable noun] a hole in the surface of a road that makes driving difficult or dangerous ［路面上的］凹坑，坑洞 he rode his bike over an enormous pothole. 他骑自行车经过一个很大的坑。 it is going to cost the city at least $500,000 to patch potholes created by winter rains. 这个城市至少要花费50万美元修补冬天下雨后形成的坑洼。 pit /pɪt/ [countable noun] a large wide hole in the ground, especially one that is used for a particular purpose such as burying things 大坑［尤指有用途的坑］ they found a large pit where all the dead bodies had been thrown. 他们发现了一个大坑，所有的尸体都扔在那里。 we dug a pit a yard deep in the soil. 我们在土里挖了一个一码深的坑。 abyss /əˈbɪs/ [countable noun] an extremely deep empty space, seen from a very high point such as the edge of a mountain - used especially in literature 深渊［尤用于文学作品］ matthew found himself standing at the edge of a deep abyss. 马修发现自己站在一个万丈深谷的边缘。 chasm /ˈkæzəm/ [countable noun] a very deep space between two high areas of rock, especially one that is dangerous ［尤指危险的］陷窟；峡谷；深渊 an unsteady-looking rope bridge was the only way to get across the chasm. 一座看上去晃晃悠悠的索桥是通过峡谷的唯一路径。 the landscape was a series of mountains, chasms, canyons and valleys. 那里的地形山峦起伏、峡谷纵横。3. a place on a surface that is lower than the rest 表面上的低陷处 dip /dɪp/ [countable noun] a place where the surface of the ground goes down suddenly 凹陷；凹地 dip in the boy fell off his bicycle when he went over a dip in the road too fast. 那男孩骑自行车经过一个凹坑的时候速度太快，从车上摔了下来。 indentation /ˌɪndenˈteɪʃən/ [countable noun] a place or area in a hard surface that is slightly lower than the rest of the surface, especially caused by something pressing hard on it 凹口，凹陷［尤因挤压造成］ indentation in the x-rays showed a slight indentation in the man's skull. x光片显示那人的头盖骨上有个地方微微凹陷。 she gently made an indentation in the centre of each cookie. 她在每一块曲奇饼的中心轻轻地点了一个凹痕。 depression /dɪˈpreʃən/ [countable noun] an area, especially of the ground, that is slightly lower than the area around it, caused by something heavy pressing on it 洼地；坑［通常由重物挤压而成］ depression in you could see a depression in the ground where the helicopter had landed. 你可以看到地面上直升机降落的地方留下了一个凹坑。 the depressions in the sand are made by turtles, that come up here to lay their eggs. 这些沙坑都是由来这里下蛋的海龟留下的。 dent /dent/ [countable noun] a place in the surface of something, especially metal, that is slightly lower because something has hit it accidentally ［尤指金属表面的］凹痕，凹陷 the picture frame came with scratches, dents and marks that make it look old. 画框上有划痕、凹坑和污渍，使它看上去很旧。dent in emma backed into a tree, leaving a dent in the car's rear bumper. 埃玛倒车时撞到一棵树上，把汽车的后保险杠撞了个凹痕。4. a long narrow hole across the surface of something 横穿某物表面的狭长裂口 crack /kræk/ [countable noun] a long, narrow line across the surface of a hard substance such as glass or stone where it has been damaged ［硬物表面的］裂缝，裂口 crack in this cup has a crack in it. 这只杯子有条缝。 the crack in the bedroom wall seems to be widening. 卧室墙上的那条裂缝好像越来越大了。 split /splɪt/ [countable noun] british a long straight hole caused when a material such as plastic or cloth tears 【英】［塑料、布料等的］裂缝，裂口 we suddenly noticed there was a split in the side of the tent. 我们突然注意到帐篷的侧面有道裂缝。 slit /slɪt/ [countable noun] a long, narrow hole, especially one that you can see through or put things through 狭长的口子，狭缝［尤指可以看过去，或把东西放进去］ tania's skirt has a long slit up the back. 塔妮娅的裙子后面有一条长长的开叉。 i covered my eyes with my hands, watching through the slits between my fingers. 我用双手捂住眼睛，通过手指缝看出来。 slot /slɒtǁslɑːt/ [countable noun] a straight narrow hole, for example on a container, made so that a particular type or size of object can fit through it ［可投入东西的］窄孔，狭缝 i dropped a quarter in the slot and dialed the number. 我在投币孔中投入一个二角五分的硬币，然后拨了号码。 the message was placed in every employee's mail slot. 每位员工的邮箱里都投放了这个信息。5. a hole in something that has been damaged, allowing water, air etc to escape 因受到破坏而形成的漏水、漏气等的孔 hole /həʊl/ [countable noun] hole in water trickled in through the hole in the roof. 水从屋顶上的那个洞滴漏进来。 there are holes in the ozone layer above antarctica. 南极洲上空有臭氧层空洞。 leak /liːk/ [countable noun] a hole where something has been damaged or broken that allows a gas or liquid to pass through when it should not ［尤指泄漏气体或液体的］漏洞；漏隙 the water pressure's right down - there must be a leak in the pipe. 水压一下子下降了——肯定是水管漏了。spring a leak suddenly get a leak 突然出现裂缝 the boat had sprung a leak and it was sinking fast. 船突然出现裂缝，下沉得很快。 puncture /ˈpʌŋktʃəʳ/ [countable noun] british a small hole in a tyre through which air escapes 【英】［轮胎上的］刺孔 i could hear the hissing sound of air escaping from the puncture. 我能听到轮胎的刺孔漏气的咝咝声。slow puncture a puncture from which air escapes slowly 慢慢漏气的小孔 the tyre's gone flat again -- i think we've got a slow puncture. 轮胎又瘪了—我想它有个小洞，气慢慢跑掉了。6. words for describing something that has lots of holes in it 描述某物有许多洞孔的词语 be full of holes /biː ˌfʊl əv ˈhəʊlz/ [verb phrase] parker's socks were so full of holes that his toes peeked through. 帕克的袜子上全是洞，脚趾都露出来了。 the roof was full of holes, all of which sprouted grass and moss. 屋顶上全是洞，都长满了草和苔藓。 riddled with holes /ˌrɪdld wɪð ˈhəʊlz/ [adjective phrase] full of a great many small holes, especially in a surface ［尤在表面］到处是小洞 the old table was riddled with holes. 这张旧桌子上面全是洞眼。 the ship returned from the war-zone riddled with bullet holes. 这只船从战区回来，满身弹孔。 perforated /ˈpɜːʳfəreɪtɪd, ˈpɜːʳfəreɪtəd/ [adjective] having a lot of small holes arranged in a regular pattern that has been made by a machine for a particular purpose 穿孔的，有齿孔的［由机器为某一目的造成排列整齐的小孔］ they put the insect into a tin with a perforated lid. 他们把虫子放入一个盖子上有孔的罐子里。 tear along the perforated line and return the bottom part of the form. 顺齿孔撕下表格的底部并交回来。 porous /ˈpɔːrəs/ [adjective] a substance such as rock or soil or a surface that is porous allows liquid or gas to pass through it ［岩石、土壤等物质或表面］多孔的；渗水的；透气的 if a garage has a porous floor, it can become extremely damp. 车库的地板如果是透水性的，会很潮湿。 plants in containers made of porous material, must be watered more often than those in plastic pots. 种在透水性材料做的花盆里的植物，必须比种在塑料盆里的植物多浇水。 leaky /ˈliːki/ [adjective usually before noun] a leaky roof, pipe etc is damaged so that it has a hole or holes in it that water comes through ［屋顶、管道等］漏水的；有漏洞的 the house had a leaky roof. 房子的屋顶漏水。 there was a pool of water in the corner where water was dripping from a leaky pipe. 角落里有一摊水，是水管漏了滴下来的。7. to make a hole in the ground or surface of something 在地里或某物的表面打洞 hollow out /ˌhɒləʊ ˈaʊtǁˌhɑː-/ [transitive phrasal verb] to make a space by removing the inside part of something 挖空；掏空 hollow out something/hollow something out carefully hollow out the pineapple and then fill it with the ice-cream. 小心地把菠萝掏空，然后放入冰淇淋。 dig out /ˌdɪg ˈaʊt/ [transitive phrasal verb] british to make a hole in the ground using a tool that is made for digging 【英】［用工具］挖，掘 to plant the tree you need to dig out a hole about 20 cm wide and 30 cm deep. 种树前，你要先挖一个约20厘米宽、30厘米深的洞。 the workmen were already digging out the foundations for the building. 工人们已经在挖大楼的地基。 gouge /gaʊdʒ/ [] to make a deep cut in a surface, using something sharp, especially in order to remove something ［使用利器］凿；挖出［尤指除去某物］ the blade gouged a deep wound in her leg. 刀片在她腿上割了一道很深的伤口。gouge out something/gouge something out remove something by violently cutting a hole 挖出某物 in the play he tries to gouge out his own eyes. 剧中他试图挖出自己的双眼。 prick /prɪk/ [transitive verb] to make a very small hole in something, especially accidentally, using something pointed such as a pin ［用尖的东西］刺，戳，扎［尤指不小心地］ a small bead of blood formed where she had pricked her finger. 她扎到手指的地方形成了一个小血滴。 prick the potatoes before baking them. 马铃薯在烘烤之前要戳几个洞。 drill /drɪl/ [intransitive verb] to make a narrow hole in something using a tool that turns round and round very quickly 打眼，钻孔 i heard the dentist start drilling, but i couldn't feel anything. 我听见牙医开始钻孔，但我却没什么感觉。drill for oil/water/gas etc oil companies still drill for oil off santa barbara. 石油公司还在圣巴巴拉附近海域钻探石油。drill into it sounds like someone's drilling into the wall. 那声音就像是有人在墙上钻孔。 drilling [adjective] the oil engineers have already moved their drilling equipment into the area. 石油工程师已把钻探设备运进该地区。 bore /bɔːʳ/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to make a hole in a hard surface such as rock or the ground using a lot of pressure, especially in order to find or remove minerals, coal etc 钻［孔］；凿［井］；挖［通道］［尤指为了开采矿物、煤等］ the mining company bored a 5000 foot hole. 采矿公司凿了一口5,000英尺深的井。 the machine they used to bore the tunnel is the size of a two storey house. 他们用来挖隧道的机器有两层楼的房子那么大。bore into/through they had to bore through solid rock. 他们必须在坚硬的岩石上打洞。 dent /dent/ [transitive verb] to accidentally hit the surface of something, especially something metal, so that part of the surface is bent or slightly lower than the rest ［意外地］使凹陷，使产生凹痕［尤指金属］ he accidentally dented the garage door, trying to reverse in. 他倒车进车库的时候不小心撞凹了车库的门。 dented [adjective] in the market i bought a beautiful but badly dented silver bowl. 我在市场上买了一只很漂亮但凹得很厉害的银碗。8. to make a hole through something 在某物上穿孔 make a hole in /ˌmeɪk ə ˈhəʊl ɪn/ [verb phrase] make a hole in the bottom of the plant pot to allow the water to drain out. 在花盆的底部钻个孔，以便让水流出。 make a hole in the surface of the pie before you put it in the oven. 在馅饼的表面上留个洞，再放入烤箱。 pierce /pɪəʳs/ [transitive verb] to make a small hole through something using something long and sharp ［用长而尖的东西］刺穿；戳穿 she pierced the lid of the can and poured the milk into a saucepan. 她戳穿罐盖，把牛奶倒入平底锅。 the arrow pierced his heart. 箭刺入了他的心脏。have your ears/nose/navel etc pierced have holes made in them so that you can wear jewellery 给耳朵/鼻子/肚脐等穿孔 shelley had her ears pierced when she was a teenager. 谢利十几岁的时候扎了耳洞。 puncture /ˈpʌŋktʃəʳ/ [transitive verb] to damage something by making a hole through which air escapes 戳穿，刺破 the doctor was worried that the broken rib might puncture the woman's lung. 医生担心那女人断裂的肋骨可能会刺入她的肺。 punctured [adjective] there was an old punctured football lying between the goal-posts. 球门柱之间有一个漏气的旧足球。 punch /pʌntʃ/ [transitive verb] to make a hole through paper or material with a quick strong movement using a special tool ［使用特殊的工具］打孔，穿孔 the conductor walked through the train, punching everyone's ticket. 列车员穿过一节节车厢，给每一个人的车票打孔。punch a hole in something i punched holes in the papers and filed them away in a binder. 我在文件上打了孔，归档在一个活页文件夹里。 the shoemaker was threading stitches through tiny holes he had punched in the leather. 制鞋匠在皮革上打好小小的洞眼，正在一针针地缝上线。 drill a hole /ˌdrɪl ə ˈhəʊl/ [verb phrase] to make a small hole in something using a tool that turns around and around very quickly 在…上钻孔 drill a hole in i drilled two holes in the shelf and attached it to the wall. 我在架子搁板上钻了两个孔，把它安装在墙上。 we drilled several small holes in the lid of the jar. 我们在瓶盖上钻了几个小孔。☞ hole¹☞ hole² |
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