1.〈口〉令人厌恶的地方,下流场所
1.a place that is very dirty and unpleasant
1.Anyway, she survived several weeks down in that hellhole and finally got back to the surface.
总之，她在那地狱里存活了数周，最终回到了地面上。
2.Into this deadly hellhole come two police officers desperate to pin the murder of an old woman on one of two suspects.
在这个要命的鬼地方，有两名警员急切的想要在两个嫌疑犯中揪出谁是谋杀一名老妇的凶手。
3.The prison, a cold, dank hellhole, saw many murders, riots, and suicides during its 29 years of service.
监狱，一个冰冷、潮湿的场所，在它服务的29年间见证了许多谋杀、暴动和自杀。
4.As I approached a rapid called Hell Hole, I could see the other tourists shudder with fear, but I wasn't worried.
当我接近一条叫做HellHole的急流时，可以看到其他的旅游者害怕得发抖，但我不担心。
5.Right now, getting her out of this hellhole was most imperative.
现在，她最急切的事，就是离开这个地狱。
6.FUGITIVES from every hellhole on earth packed the hall.
地球上所有犄角旮旯的难民都来了，挤得大厅满满当当。
7.This hellhole is too small for me, Brent.
这鬼地方对我来说太小了，
8.My best friend - single, male, Jewish, six-figure earner - has been interviewing like mad in order to escape a hellhole called Detroit.
为了逃离地狱般的底特律，我绝佳的朋友——单身、男性、犹太人、年薪六位数——正在发疯似地面试。
9.I'm sick of living in this hellhole .
我讨厌在这个地狱般的地方生活。
10.yes , i ' d like to ask him about this hellhole
对，我正想问问他这是个什么破地方