hole up
英 [həʊl ʌp]
美 [hoʊl ʌp]
（为免受打扰等而）躲藏，隔绝
柯林斯词典
- PHRASAL VERB （为免受打扰等而）躲藏,隔绝
If youhole upsomewhere, you hide or shut yourself there, usually so that people cannot find you or disturb you.- His creative process involves holing up in his Paris flat with the phone off the hook.
他在创作的过程中躲在自己巴黎的公寓里，连电话都挂起。
- His creative process involves holing up in his Paris flat with the phone off the hook.
英英释义
verb
- sleep during winter
- Bears must eat a lot of food before they hibernate in their caves
- score a hole in one
- remain secluded or in hiding
- He is writing his book and is holing up in his study
双语例句
- Some people find it best to schedule time for research and hole themselves up somewhere to think about a problem.
有的人发现最好是为研究工作单独开辟时间，在这段时间里把自己藏起来思考问题。 - The men in the hole sent up for more equipment.
在洞穴中的人们向上面要求再给他们一些设备。 - Bears hole up for the winter to go by.
熊蛰伏在穴中过冬。 - Would you consider it too dumb for him to try to hole up here?
你觉得他想藏在这里是不是太傻了？ - "When did they hole up here?" I asked.
“他们何时藏身于此？”我问。 - Then she covers the hole up with sand.
然后她用沙子盖满挖好的洞。 - I would want to just hole up in my room for the rest of the weekend, talking to him.
我愿意整个周末都把自己关在房间里，跟他聊天。 - This hole will close up in the night, and you'll be in it to keep Howard company.
今天晚上，雪崩会埋上这个坑，你就可以和霍华德作伴了。 - It is said that a black hole can swallow up all the objects around it such as stars.
据说黑洞可以将其周围的一切物体，如星星吞食掉。 - If we hole up, I want to be somewhere familiar.
如果我们要窝在哪，我想在熟悉的地方。