hold
/həʊld/
/həʊld/
释义
verb拿着，抓住；握；抱；使保持；支撑…的重量；容纳，包含；召开，举办；进行；阻挡，拦阻；等一等！不要动！；等一下；抓紧；使耽搁，使延误；持枪抢劫
noun（船或飞机的）货舱；跟某人联系；抓住，握住；找到
英英释义
verbto have something in your hand or arms
verbto keep something in a certain way
verbto support the weight of somebody or something
verbto have space for a certain number or amount
verbto make something happen
verbto stop somebody or something from moving forward
verbWait! Don’t move!
verbto wait
verbto keep holding something so that it cannot move easily
verbto make somebody or something late
verbto try to steal from a place, using a gun
nounthe part of a ship or plane where goods are kept
nounto find somebody so that you can speak to them
nounto take something in your hands
nounto find something
场景例句
- She was holding a gun.
- He held the baby in his arms.
- Hold your hand up.
- Try to hold the camera still.
- Are you sure that branch will hold you?
- The car holds five people.
- The meeting was held in the town hall.
- It’s impossible to hold a conversation with him.
- The police held back the crowd.
- Hold on, I’m coming.
- The child held on to her mother’s hand.
- The plane was held up for 40 minutes.
- Two men held up a bank in Bristol today.
- I’m trying to get hold of Peter but he’s not at home.
- Get hold of the rope!
- I can’t get hold of the book I need.
词态变化
hold, holds, held, holding
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