cave

/keyv/US // keɪv //UK // (keɪv) //

山洞,洞穴,洞窟,洞口

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a hollow in the earth, especially one opening more or less horizontally into a hill, mountain, etc.
- : a storage cellar, especially for wine.
- : English History. a secession, or a group of seceders, from a political party on some special question.

v.有主动词 verb

1
caved, cav·ing.
- : to hollow out.
- : Mining. to cause to fall into a stope, sublevel, or the like.to cause to collapse beneath overlying material.to fill with caved-in material: sub-level caving.

v.无主动词 verb

nounhole in land formation

Synonyms

The team at Mount Rainier was supposed to look for these snow caves at the end of the spring, after the animals have left but before the snow all melts.
Other broken-off cave growths had been wielded as digging tools.
The newly found items include stone tools and pendants made from cave bear teeth.
His team spends up to 12 hours each time it ventures into these deep caves.
In response, the angry Amaterasu retreated into a dark cave, thus snatching away her divine light from the world, while the ever-boisterous Susanoo went away from heaven.
Cast Angelina Jolie in that role with Brad Pitt as the cave hubbie, and maybe we have a blockbuster in the making.
The existence of the images—which resemble the styles and themes found in European cave art—has been known for some time.
It surpasses the paintings of horses and rhinoceros from the Chauvet Cave in France by 400 years.
Scientists have long thought that the oldest cave art was in Europe.
It was dark, dank, the walls charcoal-colored, the feeling of a cave.
More soldiers crowded into the cave and Professor-Commander Krafft came in behind them.
No young Cave Swallows were taken and gonads of adults were in various stages of reproductive activity.

/keyv/US // keɪv //UK // (keɪv) //

山洞,洞穴,洞窟,洞口

n.名词 noun

1
- : a hollow in the earth, especially one opening more or less horizontally into a hill, mountain, etc.
- : a storage cellar, especially for wine.
- : English History. a secession, or a group of seceders, from a political party on some special question.

v.有主动词 verb

1
caved, cav·ing.
- : to hollow out.
- : Mining. to cause to fall into a stope, sublevel, or the like.to cause to collapse beneath overlying material.to fill with caved-in material: sub-level caving.

v.无主动词 verb

nounhole in land formation

Synonyms

The team at Mount Rainier was supposed to look for these snow caves at the end of the spring, after the animals have left but before the snow all melts.
Other broken-off cave growths had been wielded as digging tools.
The newly found items include stone tools and pendants made from cave bear teeth.
His team spends up to 12 hours each time it ventures into these deep caves.
In response, the angry Amaterasu retreated into a dark cave, thus snatching away her divine light from the world, while the ever-boisterous Susanoo went away from heaven.
Cast Angelina Jolie in that role with Brad Pitt as the cave hubbie, and maybe we have a blockbuster in the making.
The existence of the images—which resemble the styles and themes found in European cave art—has been known for some time.
It surpasses the paintings of horses and rhinoceros from the Chauvet Cave in France by 400 years.
Scientists have long thought that the oldest cave art was in Europe.
It was dark, dank, the walls charcoal-colored, the feeling of a cave.
More soldiers crowded into the cave and Professor-Commander Krafft came in behind them.
No young Cave Swallows were taken and gonads of adults were in various stages of reproductive activity.