"foxholes" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈfɑksˌhoʊɫz

FAHKS-hohlz

UK

fˈɒkshəʊlz

FOKS-hohlz

释义

Foxholes are small holes in the ground, usually dug by soldiers to protect themselves from danger during battle. The word can also mean literal holes made by foxes.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈfɑksˌhoʊɫz

英式英语

fˈɒkshəʊlz

简化发音

美式

FAHKS-hohlz

英式

FOKS-hohlz

语境中听

The soldiers hid in foxholes during the battle.

Foxes dig foxholes to make their homes underground.

Many foxholes were found after the war ended.

The soldiers spent the cold night in their foxholes, waiting for dawn.