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

A sport in which one glides from a cliff-top, etc hanging in a harness from a large kite

A container in which flowering plants are grown, suspended by chains from a hook on the outer wall of a building

A preparation for a microscope in which the specimen, in a drop of medium on the lower surface of the coverslip, is suspended over the depression in a hollow-ground slide

A tributary valley not graded to the main valley, a product of large-scale glaciation

The length of time a person or thing is able to remain in the air after jumping or being projected before returning to the ground

hung jury noun

A jury that fails to agree

get the hang of (informal)

To grasp the principle or meaning of

hang about or around

To loiter
To associate habitually (with someone; informal)
To stay, remain, persist

hang a left or right (informal)

To turn left or right (esp when driving)

hang back

To show reluctance
To lag behind

hang by a thread

To depend upon very precarious conditions, a most slender chance, etc (from the sword of Damocles)

hang, draw and quarter

To hang (a person), cut him or her down while still alive, disembowel and cut him or her into pieces for exposure at different places (earlier, draw, hang and quarter to drag on a hurdle or otherwise to the place of execution, then hang and quarter)

hang fire

To be a long time in exploding or discharging
To be slow in taking effect
To hesitate, delay

hang in (slang)

To wait
To persist (also hang in there)

hang in the balance

To be in doubt or suspense

hang loose (slang)

To do nothing
To be relaxed

hang off

To let go
To hold off

hang on (informal)

To wait
To persist

hang one's head

To look ashamed or sheepish

hang on someone's lips or words

To give close, admiring attention to someone

hang out

To hang up outside
To display (eg a sign)
To put outside on a clothes-line
To lodge or reside (informal)
To spend time relaxing or doing something enjoyable (informal)

hang out for

To insist on

hang out with (informal)

To associate habitually with

hang over

To project over or lean out from
(of an unresolved problem, decision, etc) to overshadow, threaten

hang together

To keep united
To be consistent
To connect

hang tough (US)

To stay resolute or determined

hang up

To suspend
To delay
To replace a telephone receiver and so break off communication

hang up one's hat

To take up one's abode

hung over

Suffering from a hangover

hung up (informal)

In a state of anxiety, obsessed (with about or on)

let it all hang out (informal)

To be completely uninhibited, relaxed

hang /hang/