英语词汇“hang”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

hangverb

uk/hæŋ/us/hæŋ/

hang verb (FIX AT TOP)

B1 [ I or T, + adv/prep ] hung, hung to fasten or support something at the top leaving the other parts free to move, or to be held in this way:

A heavy gold necklace hung around her neck.

Party decorations hung (down) from the ceiling.

The curtains hung in thick folds.

Hang your coat and hat (up) on the rack over there.

Many of his finest pictures hang/are hung (= are attached to the wall so that they can be seen) in the National Gallery.

Hang the pheasant/Let the pheasant hang for a few days for the flavour to improve before you cook it.

[ T ] hung, hung If you hang wallpaper, you fix it to the wall.

More examples

If I were you, I'd hang that sweater on the line and let it drip-dry.
We could hang this picture on the wall next to the door.
A string of onions hung from a beam in the kitchen.
The shirts hanging on the line billowed in the breeze.
Stand the paintings against the wall while we decide where to hang them.

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Hanging and suspending

cascade
dangle
dangly
drape
droop
fall
flow
pendant
pendent
pendulous
sag
saggy
sling
slung
string
string sth up
suspend

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Building: interior decoration

Curtains & wallpaper

hang verb (KILL)

B2 [ I or T ] hanged or hung, hanged or hung to kill someone, especially as punishment for a serious crime, by dropping them with a rope tied around their neck, or to die in this way:

He was found guilty and hanged later that year.

With so little evidence to prove her guilt, few people thought she should hang.

The woman tried to hang herself with a sheet.

See also

hangman

More examples

The leaders of the rebellion were hanged as traitors.
Ruth Ellis has the dubious distinction of being the last woman to be hanged in Britain.
She said he should be hanged for what he has done, and that he does not deserve to live.
Traitors would be publicly hung, drawn and quartered in Tudor times.
The gibbet still stands today, at the crossroads where common criminals were hanged.

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Death penalties

behead
burn
capital punishment
chair
condemn
condemn sb to (do) sth
condemned
decapitate
execute
execution
executioner
gallows
hangman
hung, drawn, and quartered idiom
noose
scaffold
stake
stone
string
string sb up

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hang verb (STAY)

C2 [ I ] hung, hung to stay in the air:

The falcon seemed to hang in the air for a moment before diving onto its prey.

Smoke from the houses hung above the village.

literary The sound of the bells hung in the midnight air.

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Staying and remaining

closeted
halt
hold
hold sb over
keep to somewhere
leave
leftover
residual
rest
sit tight idiom
sojourn
stand
stay
stay behind
stop
tarry
vestigial
wait
wait behind
wait for sb

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hang verb (BEND DOWN)

[ I or T ] hung, hung to curve down:

The branches hung heavy with snow.

He knew he'd done something wrong and hung his head in shame.

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Hanging and suspending

cascade
dangle
dangly
drape
droop
fall
flow
pendant
pendent
pendulous
sag
saggy
sling
slung
string
string sth up
suspend

hang verb (SPEND TIME)

informal mainly US to spend time relaxing with a person or in a place:

Ashley spent most of the evening hanging with her friend.

Sometimes we just hang in the park.

More examples

We play music together, hang with girls, play basketball.
My boyfriend doesn't like me always hanging with my friends.
Do you want to come over and hang at my place?

Idiom(s)

go hang (yourself)

hang by a thread

hang in there

hang the cost/expense

hang tough

have sb/sth hanging round your neck

hung, drawn, and quartered

I'll be hanged if...

I'll be hanged if I know

you might as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb

Phrasal verb(s)

hang around

hang around (somewhere)

hang around with sb

hang back

hang on

hang sth on sb

hang on/upon sth

hang onto sth

hang out

hang over sth

hang round (somewhere)

hang round with sb

hang together

hang up

hang sth up

hangnoun

uk/hæŋ/us/hæŋ/

get the hang of sth C2 informal

to learn how to do something, especially if it is not obvious or simple:

"I've never used this program before." "Don't worry - you'll soon get the hang of it."

the hang

the way something made of cloth looks when it is hanging:

That coat fits you so well - the hang is perfect.

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Adapting and attuning to something

accustom yourself to sth
accustomed
adapt
adaptable
as (if) to the manner born idiom
bearing
get into the swing of it/things idiom
get into your stride idiom
habituated
hardened
inure sb to sth
plug
second nature
settle
settle down
settle in
settle sb in
settled
stride
swing

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Style & appearance of clothes

单词	hang
释义	Contents verb (5) hang (FIX AT TOP) hang (KILL) hang (STAY) hang (BEND DOWN) hang (SPEND TIME) noun (1) hang (1) Contents verb (4) hang (ATTACH AT TOP) hang (KILL) hang (STAY) hang (TURN) English American hangverb uk/hæŋ/us/hæŋ/ hang verb (FIX AT TOP) B1 [ I or T, + adv/prep ] hung, hung to fasten or support something at the top leaving the other parts free to move, or to be held in this way: A heavy gold necklace hung around her neck. Party decorations hung (down) from the ceiling. The curtains hung in thick folds. Hang your coat and hat (up) on the rack over there. Many of his finest pictures hang/are hung (= are attached to the wall so that they can be seen) in the National Gallery. Hang the pheasant/Let the pheasant hang for a few days for the flavour to improve before you cook it. [ T ] hung, hung If you hang wallpaper, you fix it to the wall. More examples If I were you, I'd hang that sweater on the line and let it drip-dry. We could hang this picture on the wall next to the door. A string of onions hung from a beam in the kitchen. The shirts hanging on the line billowed in the breeze. Stand the paintings against the wall while we decide where to hang them. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hanging and suspending cascade dangle dangly drape droop fall flow pendant pendent pendulous sag saggy sling slung string *string sth* up suspend You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Building: interior decoration Curtains & wallpaper hang verb (KILL) B2 [ I or T ] hanged or hung, hanged or hung to kill someone, especially as punishment for a serious crime, by dropping them with a rope tied around their neck, or to die in this way: He was found guilty and hanged later that year. With so little evidence to prove her guilt, few people thought she should hang. The woman tried to hang herself with a sheet. See also hangman More examples The leaders of the rebellion were hanged as traitors. Ruth Ellis has the dubious distinction of being the last woman to be hanged in Britain. She said he should be hanged for what he has done, and that he does not deserve to live. Traitors would be publicly hung, drawn and quartered in Tudor times. The gibbet still stands today, at the crossroads where common criminals were hanged. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Death penalties behead burn capital punishment chair condemn** condemn sb to (do) sth condemned decapitate execute execution executioner gallows hangman hung, drawn, and quartered idiom noose scaffold stake stone string string sb up See more results » hang verb (STAY) C2 [ I ] hung, hung to stay in the air: The falcon seemed to hang in the air for a moment before diving onto its prey. Smoke from the houses hung above the village. literary The sound of the bells hung in the midnight air. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Staying and remaining closeted halt hold hold sb over keep to somewhere leave leftover residual rest sit tight idiom sojourn stand stay stay behind stop tarry vestigial wait wait behind wait for sb See more results » hang verb (BEND DOWN) [ I or T ] hung, hung to curve down: The branches hung heavy with snow. He knew he'd done something wrong and hung his head in shame. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hanging and suspending cascade dangle dangly drape droop fall flow pendant pendent pendulous sag saggy sling slung string *string sth* up suspend hang verb (SPEND TIME) informal mainly US to spend time relaxing with a person or in a place: Ashley spent most of the evening hanging with her friend. Sometimes we just hang in the park. More examples We play music together, hang with girls, play basketball. My boyfriend doesn't like me always hanging with my friends. Do you want to come over and hang at my place? Idiom(s) go hang (yourself) hang by a thread hang in there hang the cost/expense hang tough have sb/sth hanging round your neck hung, drawn, and quartered I'll be hanged if... I'll be hanged if I know you might as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb Phrasal verb(s) hang around hang around (somewhere) hang around with sb hang back hang on hang sth on sb hang on/upon sth hang onto sth hang out hang over sth hang round (somewhere) hang round with sb hang together hang up hang sth up hangnoun uk/hæŋ/us/hæŋ/ get the hang of sth C2 informal to learn how to do something, especially if it is not obvious or simple: "I've never used this program before." "Don't worry - you'll soon get the hang of it." the hang the way something made of cloth looks when it is hanging:** That coat fits you so well - the hang is perfect. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Adapting and attuning to something accustom yourself to sth accustomed adapt adaptable as (if) to the manner born idiom bearing get into the swing of it/things idiom *get into your* stride idiom habituated hardened** inure sb to sth plug second nature settle settle down settle in settle sb in settled stride swing See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Style & appearance of clothes hangverb us/hæŋ/past tense and past participle hung /hʌŋ/ hang verb (ATTACH AT TOP) [ I/T ] to attach or support something at the top, leaving the other part parts free, or to be held in this way: [ I ] There was no wind, and the flag hung straight down. [ T ] I plan to hang this picture in the hall. hang verb (KILL) [ I/T ] past tense and past participle hanged to kill someone by fixing a rope around the neck and tying it to something above the person and then causing the body to drop down suddenly: [ T ] He was sentenced to die and was hanged the next morning. hang verb (STAY) [ I ] to stay in the air: Smoke from the campfires hung in the air. hang verb (TURN) [ T ] infml to turn to the left or right: Hang a left/right at the next corner. Idiom(s) hang your head hang in there something hangs in the balance something hangs over your head Phrasal verb(s) hang around (somewhere) hang back hang on hang on hang on something hang onto something hang out hang up hang something up
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hangverb

hang verb (FIX AT TOP)

hang verb (KILL)

hang verb (STAY)

hang verb (BEND DOWN)

hang verb (SPEND TIME)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

hangnoun

hangverb

hang verb (ATTACH AT TOP)

hang verb (KILL)

hang verb (STAY)

hang verb (TURN)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)