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hole

/həʊl/

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noun

/həʊl/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее отверстие, полость или пустое пространство в твёрдом объекте или на поверхности.

A noun referring to an opening, cavity, or hollow space in a solid object or surface.

  1. Opening or cavityA1formal

    An empty space or opening in a solid object or surface.

    ruОтверстие

    • There is a hole in my sock.
    • The dog dug a hole in the garden.
    • He fell into a deep hole while hiking.

    Synonymsaperturecavitygaphollowopeningorificeperforationpuncturevent

    Antonymsblockclosurefillingplugsealsolidstopper

  2. Golf holeA2formal

    One of the targets on a golf course, consisting of a small cup in the ground.

    ruЛунка

    • He scored a birdie on the ninth hole.
    • The golf ball rolled straight into the hole.
    • This course has 18 holes.

    Synonymscup

  3. Flaw or weaknessB2informal

    A fault, problem, or gap in an argument, plan, or system.

    ruНедостаток

    • There is a hole in your logic.
    • The budget has a hole that needs to be filled.
    • His story has too many holes to be believable.

    Synonymsdefectdeficiencyfaultflawgapinconsistencyloopholeshortcomingvulnerabilityweak pointweakness

    Antonymsadvantageassetstrength

  4. B2informal

    A small, dark, or unpleasant place to live or be in.

    ruДыра

    • That apartment is a real hole.
    • He lives in a hole in the wall.
    • The prison cell was a miserable hole.

    Synonymsdivedumphovelpigstypitshackslum

Forms
  • holes plural form
  • holes' possessive plural form
  • hole's possessive singular form
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verb

/hoʊl/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по созданию отверстия в чём-либо или, в гольфе, для удара мяча в лунку.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a hole in something, or in golf, to hit the ball into the hole.

  1. Make a holeB1informal

    To create an opening or cavity in something.

    ruПроделать отверстие

    • He holed the wall to install a new window.
    • The bullet holed the metal sheet cleanly.
    • They holed the ice to go fishing.

    Synonymsborebreachdrillgougepenetrateperforatepierceprickpunchpuncture

    Antonymsclosefillplugsealstop

  2. Hit into a hole (golf)B2formal

    In golf, to strike the ball into the hole on the green.

    ruЗабить в лунку

    • She holed the putt from ten feet away.
    • He holed out from the bunker for a birdie.
    • The golfer holed the ball on the final stroke.

    Synonymshole outpotsink

Forms
  • holed past participle
  • holed past simple
  • holing present participle
  • holes third person singular

Phrasal variantshole outhole up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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