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hoops

/hoop, hoop/US // hup, hʊp //UK // (huːp) //

箍筋,箍球,箍桶,篮球

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a circular band or ring of metal, wood, or other stiff material.
    • : such 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.
    • : Jewelry. the shank of a finger ring.
    • : Croquet. a wicket.
    • : a circular band of stiff material used to expand and display a woman's skirt.
    • : 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.
    • : hoop iron.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to bind or fasten with or as if with a hoop or hoops.
    • : to encircle; surround.

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Examples

  • Animals jumped through unbelievable hoops and seemingly appeared out of thin air.

  • Stacked cylinders form a base beneath her feet and loosely roll about as she juggles objects and weaves in and out of hula-hoops.

  • We have to jump through hoops to do things that should be simple—filing taxes, being respected as a family.

  • Given the hoops mania, though, the gym is the largest in the state, capable of holding 3,000-plus rabid fans.

  • Jumping through hoops to maintain status as a legitimate business is nothing really new.

  • And then, while he still struggled to have his way with her, a pair of arms took him about the waist like hoops of steel.

  • Here we have shepherdesses in hoops and wreaths of roses and shepherds in satin coats, who carry crooks tied with knots of riband.

  • The foragers had hoops, also, but they were to throw down theirs, and to make their escape at the signal agreed on.

  • Those whose hoops had been knocked down assembled on one side, close to the side wicket.

  • The hoops to have holes in the bottom; the crushings are saved, and set, and churned, to grease the cheese.