单词 | hang |
释义 | hang 23 ENTRIES FOUND: Learner's definition of HANG 1 a : to attach or place something so that it is held up without support from below悬;挂;吊 [+ object]
[no object]
b [+ object] : to decorate (a surface) by hanging something (such as a picture) on it挂…装饰(墙壁等) — usually used as (be) hung通常用作(be) hung
c [+ object] : to put (wallpaper) on a wall贴(墙纸)
2 [no object] : to be in a lowered position垂下
3 past tense and past participle usually hanged a : to kill (someone) by using a rope that goes around the neck and holds the person's body in the air without any support from below吊死;绞死 [+ object]
[no object]
b [+ object] old-fashioned — used to express surprise, anger, etc.用于表达惊讶、愤怒等
4 [no object] : to float over a place or object for a long time漂浮;萦绕
5 [no object] — used to say that a decision has not yet been made(决定)未做出
6 [no object] US, informal : to be or stay somewhere for a period of time without doing much逗留;徘徊
7 [+ object] chiefly US, informal : to make (a turn) especially while driving(尤指驾车时)拐弯
8 [no object] baseball, of a pitch : to fail to curve in the desired way投曲线球失败
a peg to hang something onhang around[phrasal verb] informal or British hang about/round 1 hang around/about/round or hang around/about/round (a place) : to be or stay in a place for a period of time without doing much逗留;闲待着;徘徊
2 hang around/about/round with (someone) : to spend time relaxing, talking, or doing things with (someone)(和某人)一起,相处,厮混
hang back[phrasal verb] 1 : to be or stay behind others却步
2 : to be unwilling to do something because of nervousness, fear, etc.退缩;畏缩
hang by a thread : to be in a very dangerous situation or state : to be very close to death, failure, etc.危在旦夕;千钧一发
hang firechiefly British : to be delayed延迟;耽搁
hang in[phrasal verb] 1 chiefly US, informal : to keep working or trying in a difficult situation坚持
2 hang in the air : to be incomplete or uncertain未完成;未确定
hang loosehang on[phrasal verb] 1 : to keep happening or continuing持续;不消退
2 : to wait or stop briefly稍等;暂停
3 hang on or hang on (to) (someone or something) : to hold or grip someone or something tightly抓紧;抓住
4 hang on to (something) : to keep (something)保留;保存
5 a hang on (something) : to be determined or decided by (something) : to depend on (something)依赖于;取决于
b hang (something) on (something) : to base (a story, theory, etc.) on (something)基于;根据
6 hang on someone's every word : to listen very carefully or closely to (someone)全神贯注地听
hang out[phrasal verb] 1 informal : to be or stay somewhere for a period of time without doing much厮混;闲荡
2 hang out with (someone) informal : to spend time relaxing, talking, or doing something with (someone) : to hang around with (someone)(和某人)在一起,厮混
3 hang (something) out or hang out (something) : to hang (something wet) outside to dry晾(出)
4 hang (someone or something) out to dry informal : to leave (someone or something) in a helpless or unprotected state不管不顾
hang out your shinglehang over[phrasal verb] hang over (someone) : to be a threat or danger to (someone) : to cause (someone) to feel worried or guilty(威胁、危险等)逼近,临头
hang tightUS, informal : to wait before doing anything耐心等待
hang togetherinformal 1 : to stay with someone与某人在一起
2 : to work in a logical and effective way以合理有效的方式进行
hang toughchiefly US, informal : to keep working or trying to succeed in a difficult situation不泄气;奋力拼搏
hang up[phrasal verb] 1 hang up or hang up (something) or hang (something) up : to end a telephone connection by putting the handset on its base or by turning the telephone off(电话)挂断
2 hang (something) up or hang up (something) : to put (something) on a hook or hanger挂起
3 hang up (something) informal : to stop doing (something) : to finish using (something) for the last time停止使用(某物) — used figuratively用作比喻
4 hang it up US, informal : to stop doing something停止做某事;放弃
hang with[phrasal verb] 1 hang with (someone) US, informal : to spend time with (someone)与(某人)一起
2 : to stay close to (someone) : to keep up with (someone)跟上;赶上
hang your hathang your head : to have your head turned downward because of shame or embarrassment(由于羞愧或尴尬)低下头
let it all hang outthereby hangs a tale — used to suggest that there is a story about something that has just been mentioned用于暗示刚才提到的某件事背后有故事
2 hang /ˈhæŋ/ noun 2 hang /ˈhæŋ/ noun Learner's definition of HANG [singular] : the way in which something hangs悬挂方式
get the hang ofinformal : to learn the skills that are needed to do (something)掌握要领
give a hanginformal : to be concerned or worried about something在乎;在意 — usually used in negative statements通常用于否定句
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