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hollower

adj. 空的；空洞的；凹陷的；虛偽的；(聲音)沉悶的

n. 山谷；洞；窟窿

vt. 挖空

vi. 形成空洞

adv....

詳細(xì)解釋

adj.(形容詞)

n.(名詞)

adv.(副詞)

v.(動(dòng)詞)

同步翻譯

adj.(形容詞)

n.(名詞)

英語翻譯

Noun:

a cavity or space in something;
\\\"hunger had caused the hollows in their cheeks\\\"
a small valley between mountains;
\\\"he built himself a cabin in a hollow high up in the Appalachians\\\"
a depression hollowed out of solid matter

Adjective:

not solid; having a space or gap or cavity;
\\\"a hollow wall\\\"
\\\"a hollow tree\\\"
\\\"hollow cheeks\\\"
\\\"his face became gaunter and more hollow with each year\\\"
as if echoing in a hollow space;
\\\"the hollow sound of footsteps in the empty ballroom\\\"
devoid of significance or point;
\\\"empty promises\\\"
\\\"a hollow victory\\\"
\\\"vacuous comments\\\"

Verb:

remove the inner part or the core of;
\\\"the mining company wants to excavate the hillside\\\"
remove the interior of;
\\\"hollow out a tree trunk\\\"

造句

用作形容詞(adj.)

This tree looks high and strong but actually its trunk is hollow.
這棵樹看起來又高又壯，實(shí)際上樹干是空的。
His protests on human rights sound hollow.
他就人權(quán)問題提出的抗議聽來很空洞。
He was thin and his cheeks were hollow.
他很瘦,連面頰都凹陷了下去。
An open enemy is better than a hollow friend.
寧有公開的敵人，不要虛偽的朋友。
She could hear nothing but the hollow echo of his steps.
除了他的腳步的低沉回音，她什么聲音都聽不到。

用作名詞(n.)

The track dipped, weaving into a wooded hollow.
小路消失了，迂回前行到了一片多樹的山谷里。
Squirrels often use a hollow in a tree to store nuts.
松鼠常用樹洞儲(chǔ)藏堅(jiān)果。
I crawled under the house and crept into a dark hollow of a brick chimney.
我爬到屋子底下，鉆進(jìn)了磚煙囪的黑窟窿里。

用作及物動(dòng)詞(vt.)

The Indians used to hollow out a log to make a canoe.
印第安人過去常挖空?qǐng)A木制成獨(dú)木舟。

用作副詞(adv.)

常用短語

用作形容詞 (adj.)

～+名詞

組詞

A large double bed with a hollow in the middle.
出自：E. Bowen
The hollows in his face made him seem thinner than he actually was.
出自：E. O
The feather has a hollow shaft.
出自：W. Wharton
Lily\\\'s very body felt stark and hollow with longing.
出自：fig.
The breeze blew out her match. Giles hollowed his hand and lit another.
出自：V. Woolf
The bowls we ate..from were crude blocks of wood hollowed out by scraping and burning.
出自：J. M. Coetzee