holm / hoʊm /

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holm 的定义

n. 名词 noun

British Dialect.

  1. a low, flat tract of land beside a river or stream.
  2. a small island, especially one in a river or lake.

holm 近义词

holm

等同于 swamp

holm

等同于 marshland

holm

等同于 muskeg

holm

等同于 quag

holm

等同于 slough

holm

等同于 swampland

更多holm例句

  1. One month after the operation, Holm arrived in a ghostly Stanleyville posing as a State Department representative.
  2. “Nobody sent us over there to be sure it was a nice guy,” Holm says.
  3. Shortly after leaving Stanleyville, Richard Holm and a Cuban pilot went down in a fiery plane crash.
  4. “Congo was clearly just a pawn in the global chessboard of West vs. East,” Holm says.
  5. “It is, I think, almost as bad today as the day I crashed,” Holm says of the Congo.
  6. Holm to whippes lasshe; 'the holm used for making handles for whip-lashes.'
  7. Holmgang so called in Norway because the two combatants retired alone to a holm or uninhabited islet to fight.
  8. There was no foam around the Gild-Holm-'Ur; no wave beat against its granite sides.
  9. At the same moment the wide waters round the Gild-Holm-'Ur and the vast gathering twilight closed upon them.
  10. Such was Holm-Peel, as records inform us, till towards the end of the seventeenth century.