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.
  1. 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。

英英释义

verb

• sleep during winter
  1. Bears must eat a lot of food before they hibernate in their caves
  Synonym:hibernate
• score a hole in one
• remain secluded or in hiding
  1. He is writing his book and is holing up in his study

双语例句

• 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。
• Writers typically have to hole up for months in order to finish a book.
  为了完成一本书，作家们往往不得不一连几个月闭门苦干。
• Elena and Sloane need to hole up somewhere safe.
  埃琳娜和斯隆得找到一个安全的地洞。
• Maybe another black hole is swallowing up stars at very rapid speed.
  也许有另外一个巨大的黑洞正高速吞噬着其他恒星。
• 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。
• 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？
• He was studying then in Paris with Messiaen and milhaud, but preferred to hole up in studios playing with tapes and sine waves.
  那时，施托克豪森在法国巴黎与梅西安和大流士？米约一起学习，但他更喜爱自己独自待在录音棚研究录音带与正弦波。
• "When did they hole up here?" I asked.
  “他们何时藏身于此？”我问。
• He'll hole up at that ranch.
  他一定会藏在农场里。
• We need to find someplace secluded where we can hole up and let me regenerate.
  我们需要找到一个隐蔽的地方，我们就可以躲起来等待我的再生。