grotto

/grot-oh/US // ˈgrɒt oʊ //UK // (ˈɡrɒtəʊ) //

石窟,岩洞,洞穴,窟窿

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural grot·toes, grot·tos.
- : a cave or cavern.
- : an artificial cavernlike recess or structure.

nouncave

Synonyms

In Argentinian Patagonia, there sits a wide-mouthed grotto known as Cueva Huenul.
Hazard’s sculptures are grottoes of torn paper, printed sparely with text and boxed in blond wood.
In 2006, I traveled to France to visit the Sainte-Baume Grotto.
Remember what you told me that moonlit night when we walked by the sea towards the Grotto of Love.
When he opened his eyes he found himself in a grotto whose crystal columns reflected the delicate tints of the rainbow.
But I saw rocks and trees around me; clouds; I was in a grotto and beside me was a man, that persecutor!
Frederick deposited his gun in a sort of natural grotto formed by a deep opening half concealed by a thick curtain of ivy.
Average Jones looked down into the hollow with satisfaction, and moved his full canteens into a grotto.

/grot-oh/US // ˈgrɒt oʊ //UK // (ˈɡrɒtəʊ) //

石窟,岩洞,洞穴,窟窿

n.名词 noun

1
plural grot·toes, grot·tos.
- : a cave or cavern.
- : an artificial cavernlike recess or structure.

nouncave

Synonyms

In Argentinian Patagonia, there sits a wide-mouthed grotto known as Cueva Huenul.
Hazard’s sculptures are grottoes of torn paper, printed sparely with text and boxed in blond wood.
In 2006, I traveled to France to visit the Sainte-Baume Grotto.
Remember what you told me that moonlit night when we walked by the sea towards the Grotto of Love.
When he opened his eyes he found himself in a grotto whose crystal columns reflected the delicate tints of the rainbow.
But I saw rocks and trees around me; clouds; I was in a grotto and beside me was a man, that persecutor!
Frederick deposited his gun in a sort of natural grotto formed by a deep opening half concealed by a thick curtain of ivy.
Average Jones looked down into the hollow with satisfaction, and moved his full canteens into a grotto.