Translations for „spyhole“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

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I . whole [həʊl] ADJ

1. whole:

whole

整个的 zhěnggède

whole

无缺损的 wú quēsǔn de

swallow sth whole

把某物囫囵吞下

2. whole [加 the 或代词所有格，修饰单数名词]:

whole

全部的 quánbùde

whole

全体的 quántǐde

the whole town

全镇(人)

II . whole [həʊl] N

1. whole:

whole

整个 zhěnggè

whole

全体 quántǐ

the whole of the afternoon

整个下午

2. whole:

whole

整体 zhěngtǐ

whole

(有机的)统一体 tǒngyītǐ

whole [həʊl]

on the whole

总的来看 zǒngde lái kàn

manhole [ˈmænhəʊl] N

manhole

(供人进入下水道等检修用的)出入孔 chūrùkǒng

manhole

检修孔 jiǎnxiūkǒng

pothole [ˈpɒthəʊl] N

1. pothole GEO:

pothole

(岩石表面上的)锅穴 guōxué

pothole

壶穴 húxué

2. pothole:

pothole

(路面上的)坑洼 kēngwā

stole¹ [stəʊl] N

stole

(妇女的)披肩 pījiān

parole [pəˈrəʊl] N

1. parole:

parole

有条件的释放 yǒu tiáojiàn de shìfàng

parole

假释 jiǎshì

2. parole:

parole

(俘虏的)宣誓 xuānshì

Phrases:

on parole

(俘虏)凭誓获释的 píng shì huòshì de

on parole Am

假释的 jiǎshìde

a prisoner on parole

假释犯

spangle [ˈspængl] N

spangle

(装饰衣服的)小亮片 xiǎo liàngpiàn

sparkle [ˈspɑːkl] VB intr N

sparkle

闪烁 shǎnshuò

sparkle

闪耀 shǎnyào

spindle [ˈspındl] N

spindle

纺锤 fǎngchuí

spindle

(机器的)心轴 xīnzhóu

spittle [ˈspıtl] N

spittle

口水 kǒushuǐ

spittle

唾液 tuòyè

spool [spuːl] N

spool

卷轴 juǎnzhóu

spool

线轴 xiànzhóu

I . hole [həʊl] N

1. hole:

hole

洞 dòng

hole

孔 kǒng

2. hole:

hole

(动物的)巢穴 cháoxué

hole

窝 wō

3. hole:

hole

局促狭小的地方 júcù xiáxiǎo de dìfang

4. hole:

hole

高尔夫球穴(或得分) gāo'ěrfū qiúxué

II . hole [həʊl] VB trans, intr

1. hole:

hole

打洞(于) dǎdòng

hole

穿孔(于) chuānkǒng

2. hole:

hole

(把…打)入穴 rùxué

hole [həʊl]

pick holes [or a hole]

吹毛求疵 chuī máo qiú cī

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

What does a salon quality hairdryer have in common with a spyhole and double lock?

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The driver's cab has a door as thick as a bank safe with a fish-eyed spyhole.

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Look through the spyhole or the window to see who it is.

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In the north and south transept there are spyholes, known as squints, through which the congregation could see the priest at the altar.

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They included a quick glances through the spyhole on her cell door, a missed check and inaccurate log entries.

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