hollow

UK
/ˈhɒləʊ/
US
/ˈhɑloʊ/

Übersetzungen

hollowsubstantiv
hollows
Pl.
UK
/ˈhɒl.əʊ/
US
/ˈhɑː.loʊ/
The hikers found a small hollow in the forest to set up their camp.
Туристы нашли небольшую впадину в лесу, чтобы разбить лагерь.
There was a hollow in the tree where the owl made its nest.
В дереве была пустота, где сова устроила свое гнездо.
The village was located in a hollow between the mountains.
Деревня располагалась в долине между горами.
hollowverb
hollowed
Präteritum
hollowed
Partizip Perfekt
hollowing
Gerundium
UK
/ˈhɒləʊ/
US
/ˈhɑːloʊ/
They decided to hollow out the log to make a canoe.
Они решили выдалбливать бревно, чтобы сделать каноэ.
Synonyme
dig out
clear out
hollowadjektiv
hollower
Komp.
hollowest
Super.
UK
/ˈhɒləʊ/
US
/ˈhɑloʊ/
The tree trunk was hollow and provided shelter for small animals.
Ствол дерева был пустой и служил укрытием для мелких животных.
The sculpture was made of a hollow metal structure.
Скульптура была сделана из полой металлической конструкции.
hollowadverb
Used chiefly in informal expressions, especially in the phrase "beat hollow," meaning "completely; thoroughly."
hollowinterjektion
Archaic or dialectal cry to attract attention, variant of 'halloo'.

Definitionen

hollowsubstantiv
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.
hollowverb
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.
hollowadjektiv
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.
hollowadverb
Completely; thoroughly.
The new product beat its competitors hollow in field tests.
hollowinterjektion
Used to attract attention or as a greeting, especially when calling from a distance.
"Hollow!" he shouted as he approached the cabin.