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

hoop n. [countable]

a circular band or ring, as one of metal or wood.
Buildingsuch a band for holding together the sides of a container.
- the metal ring from which a basketball net is suspended, or the ring and net together.

v. [~ + object]

to bind or fasten with or as if with a hoop.

hoop n.

a circular band or ring of metal, wood, or other stiff material.
Buildingsuch a band for holding together the staves of a cask, tub, etc.
a large ring of iron, wood, plastic, etc., used as a plaything for a child to roll along the ground.
a circular or ringlike object, part, figure, etc.
Jewelrythe shank of a finger ring.
Games[Croquet.]a wicket.
Clothinga circular band of stiff material used to expand and display a woman's skirt.
ClothingSee hoop skirt.
[Basketball Informal.]
- the metal ring from which the net is suspended;
  rim.
- the metal ring and net taken together;
  the basket.
- the game of basketball.
a decorative band, as around a mug or cup.
Building, MetallurgySee hoop iron.

v.t.

to bind or fasten with or as if with a hoop or hoops.
to encircle;
surround.

1125–75; Middle English hope, hoop, late Old English hōp; cognate with Dutch hoep

hoop′less, adj.
hoop′like′, adj.

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

hoop /huːp/ n

a rigid circular band of metal or wood
something resembling this
a band of iron that holds the staves of a barrel or cask together
a child's toy shaped like a hoop and rolled on the ground or whirled around the body
any of the iron arches through which the ball is driven
a light curved frame to spread out a skirt
(as modifier): a hoop skirt, a hoop petticoat
the round metal frame to which the net is attached to form the basket
a large ring through which performers or animals jump
go through the hoop, be put through the hoop ⇒ to be subjected to an ordeal

(transitive) to surround with or as if with a hoop

Etymology: Old English hōp; related to Dutch hoep, Old Norse hōp bay, Lithuanian kabẽ hook

hooped adj

hoop /huːp/ n , vb

a variant spelling of whoop

单词	hoop
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 hoop /hup, hʊp/USA pronunciation n. [countable] a circular band or ring, as one of metal or wood. Buildingsuch a band for holding together the sides of a container. the metal ring from which a basketball net is suspended, or the ring and net together. v. [~ + object] to bind or fasten with or as if with a hoop. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 hoop (ho̅o̅p, hŏŏp),USA pronunciation n. a circular band or ring of metal, wood, or other stiff material. Buildingsuch a band for holding together the staves of a cask, tub, etc. a large ring of iron, wood, plastic, etc., used as a plaything for a child to roll along the ground. a circular or ringlike object, part, figure, etc. Jewelrythe shank of a finger ring. Games[Croquet.]a wicket. Clothinga circular band of stiff material used to expand and display a woman's skirt. ClothingSee hoop skirt. [Basketball Informal.] the metal ring from which the net is suspended; rim. the metal ring and net taken together; the basket. the game of basketball. a decorative band, as around a mug or cup. Building, MetallurgySee hoop iron. v.t. to bind or fasten with or as if with a hoop or hoops. to encircle; surround. 1125–75; Middle English hope, hoop, late Old English hōp; cognate with Dutch hoep hoop′less, adj. hoop′like′, adj. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: hoop /huːp/ n a rigid circular band of metal or wood something resembling this a band of iron that holds the staves of a barrel or cask together a child's toy shaped like a hoop and rolled on the ground or whirled around the body any of the iron arches through which the ball is driven a light curved frame to spread out a skirt (as modifier): a hoop skirt, a hoop petticoat the round metal frame to which the net is attached to form the basket a large ring through which performers or animals jump go through the hoop, be put through the hoop ⇒ to be subjected to an ordeal vb (transitive) to surround with or as if with a hoop Etymology: Old English hōp; related to Dutch hoep, Old Norse hōp bay, Lithuanian kabẽ hook hooped adj hoop /huːp/ n , vb a variant spelling of whoop
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