گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'hang'

1 عمومی:: اویزان‌ كردن‌

2 عمومی:: مصلوب‌ شدن‌

3 عمومی:: اویختن‌

4 عمومی:: بدار اویختن‌

1 general:: hang around with sb ( UK also hang about with sb ) to spend time with someone • I got into drugs because I was hanging around with the wrong people.

2 general:: hang together SEEM TRUE 2. If the parts of something hang together, they are well organized or they seem to be true or correct • Somehow her story doesn't quite hang together.

3 general:: hang up to end a telephone conversation • He started shouting so I hung up ( on him). • Let me speak to Melanie before you hang up.

4 general:: hang on/upon sth GIVE ATTENTION 1. to give careful attention to something, especially something that someone says • He hangs on her every word as if she were some sort of goddess.

5 general:: hang sth on sb informal to blame someone for something, especially something they did not do • I wasn't anywhere near the house when the window was broken, so you can't hang that on me!

6 general:: hang onto sth to keep something • You should hang onto that painting - it might be valuable.

7 general:: hang over sth If a threat or doubt hangs over a place or a situation, it exists • Uncertainty again hangs over the project.

8 general::   verb ADV. limply, loosely He had lost weight and the suit hung loosely on him. | uselessly Her injured arm hung uselessly at her side. | upside down The sloth spends most of its time hanging upside down from the branches. | down Large leaves hung down from the branches of the trees. PREP. by The monkey was hanging by its tail from the beams overhead. | from Banners hung from every window. PHRASAL VERBS hang on keep hold of sth ADV. tight Hang on tight?we're off. VERB + HANG try to PREP. for She hung on for dear life. | to Hang on to (= keep) those old photographs?they may be valuable. | with Martin tried to hold on with his toes as well as his feet. wait ADV. a minute Hang on a minute?I'll just see if he's here.

9 general:: hang on/upon sth DEPEND ON 2. to depend on something • The safety of air travel hangs partly on the thoroughness of baggage checking.

10 general:: verb execute: The man will hang for his crimes.

11 general:: hang around (somewhere ) ( UK also hang about ) to wait or spend time somewhere, usually for no particular reason • I spent most of my youth hanging around the bars of Dublin. • I thought I'd hang around for a while and see if she comes.

12 general:: hang around ( UK also hang about ) informal to move or do things slowly • Go and pack but don't hang around - we have to go in an hour.

13 general:: hang on WAIT 1. informal to wait for a short time • Sally's on the other phone - would you like to hang on? • Do you need the toilet right now or can you hang on for a while? • Hang on a minute - I'll be with you in a moment!

14 general:: hang out informal to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone • You still hang out at the pool hall? • I've been hanging out backstage with the band.

15 general:: hang sth up [ M ] to stop using and needing something because you have given up the sport or activity it is used for • So when did you hang up your boxing gloves/golfclubs/ballet shoes?

16 general:: hang together STAY TOGETHER 1. If people hang together, they help each other and work together to achieve something • If the opposition party can hang together over the next six months, they might just stand a chance of being elected.

17 general:: hang on HOLD 2. to hold or continue holding onto something • Hang on tight - it's going to be a very bumpy ride.

18 general:: hang back to be slow to do something, often because of fear or having no confidence • There's no need to hang back - you can sing as well as anyone.

19 general:: verb attach: Please hang the picture on the wall.