含
hold in mouth; include; imply
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
hold in mouth without swallowing or spitting out
Used for substances like liquids, food, or small objects held in the mouth temporarily.
He held a mouthful of warm water to soothe his throat.
The baby is holding a pacifier in its mouth and won't let go.
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She is holding a preserved plum in her mouth, slowly savoring the sweet taste.
Don't speak with something in your mouth, it's impolite.
The little kitten is holding a yarn ball and playing happily.
verb
contain; include; hold within
Can refer to physical containment, emotional state, or inclusive scope in formal or daily contexts.
Tears welled up in her eyes as she held back her tears.
This new variety of watermelon is rich in vitamins and sugar.
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The registration requirements for this event include在职 staff over 30 years old.
This clause covers all the content we discussed earlier.
This conference room can hold 200 people, including spots for translators and staff.
verb
harbor; imply; carry an unspoken emotion
formalUsed for unexpressed emotions, subtle meanings, or hidden attitudes, often in literary or formal contexts.
There was a trace of unnoticeable anger in his eyes.
She lowered her head in shyness, not daring to look directly into the other person's eyes.
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His speech contained dissatisfaction with the current policies.
This poem carries the poet's deep longing for his hometown.
There was sarcasm in his words, did you catch it?