Hellhole Meaning in English
word
/ˈhɛlˌhoʊl/
HEL-hohl
/hˈɛlhəʊl/
HEL-hohl
释义
A 'hellhole' is a very unpleasant, dirty, or terrible place, usually somewhere people really don’t want to be.
用法与细微差别
'Hellhole' is informal and quite strong, mostly used to complain about places. Often used for dirty apartments, bad hotels, or neglected areas. Not polite—avoid in formal situations. Similar words: 'dump', 'pit', 'hole'.
Spanish: infierno (lugar horrible) - agujero infernalPortuguese (BR): buraco infernal - lugar horrívelPortuguese (PT): buraco do inferno - lugar horrívelChinese (Simplified): 地狱般的地方 - 糟糕透顶的地方Chinese (Traditional): 地獄般的地方 - 糟糕透頂的地方Hindi: नरक जैसा स्थान - बदतर जगहArabic: مكان جحيم - مكان فظيعBengali: নরককুণ্ড - দুর্বিষহ জায়গাRussian: адское место - дыра (разговорное)Japanese: 地獄のような場所 - 最悪の場所Vietnamese: địa ngục trần gian - chỗ bẩn thỉuKorean: 지옥 같은 곳 - 최악의 장소Turkish: cehennem çukuru - berbat yerUrdu: دوزخ جیسی جگہ - انتہائی خراب جگہIndonesian: neraka dunia - tempat mengerikan
例句
My apartment was a hellhole before I cleaned it.
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This restaurant is a total hellhole.
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Nobody wants to live in that hellhole of a building.
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After a week in that hellhole, I needed a real vacation.
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It rained so much, our tent turned into a hellhole overnight.
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Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend that hostel—it’s a total hellhole.
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