hung

英 [hʌŋ]

美 [hʌŋ]

adj.  任何政党都不占多数席位的; 不能取得一致意见的
v.  悬挂; 吊; 垂下; 垂落; (使)低垂，下垂
hang的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：hung　过去式：hung　

BNC.16781 / COCA.20821

牛津词典

adj.

• 任何政党都不占多数席位的
  in which no political party has more elected members than all the other parties added together
• 不能取得一致意见的
  unable to agree about whether sb is guilty of a crime

柯林斯词典

• 
  Hungis the past tense and past participle of most of the senses ofhang.
• ADJ （陪审团）不能达成一致意见的;（英国议会或政务委员会）任何政党都不占多数席位的
  Ahungjury is the situation that occurs when a jury is unable to reach a decision because there is not a clear majority of its members in favour of any one decision. In British English you can also talk about ahungparliament or ahungcouncil.
  1. In the event of a hung Parliament he would still fight for everything in the manifesto...
     假如出现一个没有多数党的议会，他也仍将继续为实现宣言里提出的所有目标而奋斗。
  2. George's first trial ended in a hung jury.
     对乔治的一审以陪审团不能取得一致意见而告终。

双语例句

• Her braids hung down on her shoulders.
  她的辫子下垂到肩头。
• The children hung the picture upside down.
  小孩把画挂倒了。
• Festive paper decorations had been hung from the ceiling.
  喜庆的彩纸已经挂在天花板上。
• Two black plaits hung down her back.
  她两根乌黑的辫子垂在背上。
• A deathly silence hung over the square.
  广场上死一般地寂静。
• George's first trial ended in a hung jury.
  对乔治的一审以陪审团不能取得一致意见而告终。
• After she finished her conversation, she hung up.
  她谈完之后，把电话挂了。
• I took off my poncho, shook it out, and hung it on a peg by the door.
  我脱下了披风，抖落干净，然后挂在门上的挂衣钉上。
• I hung up the phone and started to cry
  我挂断电话，开始哭了起来。
• He said he'd call again, and hung up on me.
  他说他会再打过来，就突然挂断了电话。