Holed Meaning in English

word · lemma: hole

US

/ˈhoʊɫd/

hohld

UK

/hˈəʊld/

hohld

التعريف

Having one or more holes in it, or (informally) being hidden away in a place for safety or secrecy.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used for literal holes in objects (like 'holed socks') or informally for hiding ('holed up in a cabin'). Not common as an adjective; mostly found in phrases like 'holed up'. Do not confuse with 'whole' (entire).

• Spanish: con agujero(s) - agujereado - metido (refugio)
• Portuguese (BR): furado - com buraco(s) - escondido (refúgio)
• Portuguese (PT): furado - com buraco(s) - escondido (refúgio)
• Chinese (Simplified): 有洞的 - 藏起来的
• Chinese (Traditional): 有洞的 - 藏起來的
• Hindi: छेद किया हुआ - छेद वाला - छुपा हुआ
• Arabic: ذو ثقب - مختبئ
• Bengali: ছিদ্রযুক্ত - লুকিয়ে থাকা
• Russian: продырявленный - скрывающийся
• Japanese: 穴のあいた - こもった
• Vietnamese: bị thủng - ẩn náu
• Korean: 구멍 난 - 숨어 있는
• Turkish: delik - saklanan
• Urdu: سوراخ شدہ - چھپا ہوا
• Indonesian: berlubang - bersembunyi

جمل نموذجية

They were holed up in a cabin during the storm.

natural

My socks are holed and need to be replaced.

basic

The box was holed after falling on a nail.

basic

The net became holed and could not catch fish anymore.

basic

He spent the weekend holed up at home watching movies.

natural

By Monday, the car was holed with rust and would not start.

natural