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Definition: Meaning of, hole in English to Chinese dictionary.

Pronunciation: / həʊl /

  • noun
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Word Forms:
Singular Plural
hole holes
[countable]
  1. 孔
    SYNONYM
    aperture, opening, orifice, Confucius, eyelet
    ANTONYM
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  2. 洞
    SYNONYM
    cave, tear
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  3. 孔穴
    SYNONYM
    cavity
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  4. 穴
    SYNONYM
    cave
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  5. 漏洞
    SYNONYM
    loophole, flaw, leak
    ANTONYM
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  6. 坑
    SYNONYM
    pit, tunnel, gallery
    ANTONYM
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  7. 窟窿
    SYNONYM
    cavity, tear
    ANTONYM
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  8. 洞穴
    SYNONYM
    cave, cavern
    ANTONYM
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  9. 窿
    SYNONYM
    cavity
    ANTONYM
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  10. 窟
    SYNONYM
    cave, burrow, stash
    ANTONYM
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  11. 堀
    SYNONYM
    cave
    ANTONYM
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  12. 隙縫
    SYNONYM
    aperture
    ANTONYM
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  13. 竇
    SYNONYM
    sinus, antrum
    ANTONYM
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  14. 竅
    SYNONYM
    opening, aperture, key, intelligence
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  15. 阱
    SYNONYM
    trap, pitfall, snare
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Word Forms:
Prsesent Past Past Participle
hole holed holed
Present Participle Third Person Singular
holing holes
  1. 窿
    SYNONYM
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    ANTONYM
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  2. 鏨
    SYNONYM
    chisel, engrave, cut, batter, cut out
    ANTONYM
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hole used in phrasal verbs

  • hole up (phrasal verb)
    1. 躲藏
    2. 隱匿
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