in hiding
表示处于躲藏状态。
The fugitive lived in hiding for years.
这名逃犯躲藏了多年。
躲藏;隐藏
hidings — plural of hiding
藏身处;隐匿处;隐藏状态;藏身之处;隐匿;隐藏之事
a state of being hidden or concealed
隐藏状态
A state of concealment.
藏身之处
A place of concealment.
The fugitive has been in hiding for ten years.
这名逃犯已经躲藏了十年。
用法提示:此处'hiding'为名词,表示隐藏的状态,常与'in'连用。
The old photograph came out of hiding when we cleaned the closet.
我们清理壁橱时,这张旧照片从隐匿处露了出来。
用法提示:此处'hiding'为名词,指被藏起来的状态,'out of hiding'意为从隐藏中出来。
The rabbit stayed in hiding until the fox left the area.
兔子一直躲藏着,直到狐狸离开那片区域。
用法提示:此处'hiding'为名词,表示躲藏的状态,'in hiding'是常用搭配。
表示处于躲藏状态。
The fugitive lived in hiding for years.
这名逃犯躲藏了多年。
进入躲藏状态。
After the scandal, he went into hiding.
丑闻发生后,他躲藏了起来。
结束躲藏状态。
The celebrity finally came out of hiding.
这位名人终于公开露面了。
concealment 比 hiding 正式,强调隐藏行为或状态;在 in hiding 等固定搭配中通常不能直接替换。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is in hide.
正确表达He is in hiding.
错误地将名词'hiding'误用为动词原形'hide'。固定短语'in hiding'表示'隐藏的状态',介词'in'后应接动名词形式。
grammar · medium
易错句子She went to hiding.
正确表达She went into hiding.
介词使用错误。'go into hiding'是固定搭配,表示'开始躲藏',而'to hiding'不符合英语习惯。
针对“隐藏/躲藏”的状态义;exposure 强调被暴露、可见的状态。
与“隐蔽状态”相对,强调能被看见的状态。
强调公开、不加隐藏的状态;与 hiding 的隐匿义相对。
强调将隐藏的信息公开出来的动作或事实;多用于信息、秘密。
躲藏着;隐匿中
The suspect was in hiding for months before the trial.
开庭前,嫌疑人躲藏了数月。
躲藏起来;转入地下
After the threats, the journalist went into hiding.
受到威胁后,那位记者躲藏了起来。
结束躲藏;公开露面
The whistleblower finally came out of hiding to give evidence.
这位告密者终于结束躲藏,出来作证。
藏身处;隐藏地点
The children discovered a perfect hiding place in the old shed.
孩子们在老棚屋里发现了一个绝佳的藏身处。
无前缀;词根 hid(e)(躲藏)+ 名词后缀 -ing(表动作/状态);同根词:hide(躲藏)、hidden(隐藏的)、hideout(藏身处)
与隐藏相关,指不愿让人知道的事物。
指秘密储存或隐藏的物品。
通过颜色或外观来隐藏人或物。
改变外表以隐藏身份。
提供安全或隐蔽的场所。
做毫无胜算的事;注定失败的尝试
He's on a hiding to nothing if he thinks he can convince them.
如果他认为能说服他们,那就是在做毫无胜算的事。
痛打某人;狠揍某人;使某人惨败
The older boys gave him a hiding for cheating.
那些大一点的男孩因为他作弊狠狠地揍了他一顿。
遭到痛打;惨败
Their team took a hiding in the final.
他们的球队在决赛中惨败。
你是我的藏身之处;你必保佑我脱离苦难,以得救的乐歌四面环绕我。
This line from Psalm 32:7 is a famous biblical verse about God as a refuge. It is often quoted in Christian music and literature.
这句话出自《圣经》诗篇32:7,是一节关于上帝作避难所的著名经文,常在基督教音乐和文学中被引用。
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