Hollowness Meaning in English
word
ˈhɑloʊnəs
HAH-loh-nuhs
hˈɒləʊnəs
HOL-oh-nuhs
释义
The state of being hollow (having empty space inside), or the quality of lacking real emotion, meaning, or sincerity.
用法与细微差别
Can describe physical spaces (like an object) or emotional/figurative emptiness (as in feelings or words). Common in formal and literary contexts. Often paired with 'of': 'the hollowness of his apology.' Distinct from just 'empty.'
Spanish: vacío - oquedad - falsedad (sentimiento)Portuguese (BR): vazio - oco - falsidade (sentimento)Portuguese (PT): vazio - oco - falsidade (sentimento)Chinese (Simplified): 空洞 - 虚假（感情）Chinese (Traditional): 空洞 - 虛假（感情）Hindi: खोखलापनArabic: فراغ - خواء - زيف (مشاعر)Bengali: ফাঁপা ভাব - শূন্যতা (আবেগহীনতা)Russian: пустота - бессодержательность (фигурально)Japanese: 空洞さ - 虚しさVietnamese: sự rỗng - sự trống rỗng (cảm xúc)Korean: 공허함 - 속이 빔Turkish: boşluk - içi boşluk - içtenliksizlikUrdu: کھوکھلا پن - خالی پن (احساس میں)Indonesian: kehampaan - kekosongan (emosi)
例句
The hollowness of the tree made it easy to carve.
basic
He could feel the hollowness in his chest when he was sad.
basic
There was a hollowness in her voice.
basic
After the party ended, a feeling of hollowness remained with him.
natural
The politician’s promises had a certain hollowness to them.
natural
She laughed, but the hollowness was hard to hide.
natural