hollows

hollows 的音标是[ˈhɒləʊs]，基本翻译是“洞穴；空洞；凹陷”。速记技巧是：hollow 发音类似于“霍漏斯”。

Hollows这个词的英文词源可以追溯到古英语中的“hólm”和“líc”，意为“空地”或“洞穴”。它的变化形式包括复数形式“hollows”和过去式、过去分词形式“hollowed”和“hollowed”。

相关单词：

1. “hollow-sounding” - 意为“空洞的”，因为它的发音和“hollows”相似。

2. “hollowness” - 意为“空虚”，因为它的意思是物体内部的空间或空洞。

3. “hollow-out” - 意为“挖空”，因为它表示挖出物体内部的空间。

4. “chamber-hollow” - 意为“中空”，因为它表示一个物体内部的空间或空洞。

5. “belfry-hollow” - 意为“钟楼”，因为它表示钟楼内部的空洞空间。

6. “trough-hollow” - 意为“凹槽”，因为它表示一个凹下去的空间或槽。

7. “dish-hollow” - 意为“碗形凹陷”，因为它表示碗形物体内部的凹陷空间。

8. “pit-hollow” - 意为“坑洞”，因为它表示一个深坑或洞穴内部的空洞空间。

9. “cave-hollow” - 意为“洞穴”，因为它表示一个天然的洞穴空间。

10. “sunken-hollow” - 意为“下沉的空地”，因为它表示一个下沉的地面上的空地空间。

常用短语：

1. hollows of the eyes 眼睛深凹的地方

2. in the hollows of one"s hand 在某人掌握之中

3. in the heart of the hollows 在空旷地中心

4. in the hollow of the woods 在树林的凹处

5. in the depths of one"s hollows 在内心深处

6. in the hollow of a tree 在树洞里

7. in the heart of the hollows of the world 在世界的中心

例句：

1. His eyes were deeply set in the hollows of his face.

2. The money was safely stashed in the hollow of a tree.

3. She sat lost in the depths of her hollows, lost in thought.

4. The woods were quiet and peaceful, nestled in the hollows of the earth.

5. The money was in the heart of the hollows of the world, safe from prying eyes.

6. The sun was setting behind the hills, casting its golden glow into the heart of the hollows.

7. The forest was a dark and mysterious place, nestled in the hollows of the mountains.

英文小作文：

In the heart of the hollows of our world, lies a secret place that holds so much beauty and mystery. It is a forest, deep and dark, filled with creatures that only come out at night. The stars shine brightly through the canopy of trees, casting their light onto the ground below, where a stream flows silently through the hollows, singing a song of serenity and peace.

This is a place where dreams are born and memories are kept safe, a place where we can find solace and comfort, a place where we can truly be ourselves and let go of all that weighs us down. It is a place that is both real and imagined, a place that is both far away and within reach, a place that is both ours and yet belongs to all of us.

In this forest, we can find ourselves, we can find our true selves, we can find our own unique hollows, where our dreams and our aspirations are kept safe and secure. This is a place where we can find peace, where we can find happiness, where we can find ourselves. This is our own personal hollow, our own personal sanctuary, our own private world.