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hollow
UK
/ˈhɒləʊ/
US
/ˈhɑloʊ/
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hollow
substantiv
hollows
Pl.
UK
/ˈhɒl.əʊ/
US
/ˈhɑː.loʊ/
впадина
The hikers found a small hollow in the forest to set up their camp.
Туристы нашли небольшую впадину в лесу, чтобы разбить лагерь.
пустота
There was a hollow in the tree where the owl made its nest.
В дереве была пустота, где сова устроила свое гнездо.
долина
The village was located in a hollow between the mountains.
Деревня располагалась в долине между горами.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
пещера
углубление
вогнутость
Synonyme
cavity
void
emptiness
hole
depression
indentation
hollow
verb
hollowed
Präteritum
hollowed
Partizip Perfekt
hollowing
Gerundium
UK
/ˈhɒləʊ/
US
/ˈhɑːloʊ/
выдалбливать
They decided to hollow out the log to make a canoe.
Они решили выдалбливать бревно, чтобы сделать каноэ.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
долбить
вырезать
опорожнять
выскоблить
пробуравливать
Synonyme
excavate
dig out
empty
remove
clear out
hollow
adjektiv
hollower
Komp.
hollowest
Super.
UK
/ˈhɒləʊ/
US
/ˈhɑloʊ/
пустой
The tree trunk was hollow and provided shelter for small animals.
Ствол дерева был пустой и служил укрытием для мелких животных.
полый
The sculpture was made of a hollow metal structure.
Скульптура была сделана из полой металлической конструкции.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
бессодержательный
гулкий
пустотелый
впалый
Synonyme
empty
vacant
void
unfilled
devoid
insubstantial
unsubstantial
Antonyme
solid
hollow
adverb
Used chiefly in informal expressions, especially in the phrase "beat hollow," meaning "completely; thoroughly."
Synonyme
hollowly
insincerely
falsely
emptily
vacantly
superficially
dully
echoingly
hollow
interjektion
Archaic or dialectal cry to attract attention, variant of 'halloo'.
Definitionen
hollow
substantiv
A hole or depression in something.
The rabbit disappeared into a hollow in the ground.
A small valley or basin, often between hills.
The village was nestled in a hollow surrounded by mountains.
An empty space within something solid.
The tree had a hollow that was home to a family of squirrels.
hollow
verb
To make a space or cavity inside something.
The sculptor decided to hollow the log to create a unique art piece.
To form by removing the inside of something.
They hollowed the pumpkin to prepare it for carving.
hollow
adjektiv
Having a space or cavity inside; not solid.
The tree trunk was hollow, providing a home for small animals.
Without real significance or value; insincere or false.
His apology sounded hollow, as if he didn't really mean it.
Sunken or concave in appearance.
Her hollow cheeks were a sign of her recent illness.
Having a dull, deep, or muffled sound as if produced in or echoing from a cavity.
The drum produced a hollow thud that echoed across the field.
hollow
adverb
Completely; thoroughly.
The new product beat its competitors hollow in field tests.
hollow
interjektion
Used to attract attention or as a greeting, especially when calling from a distance.
"Hollow!" he shouted as he approached the cabin.
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