英语释义

1. a natural chamber or series of chambers in the earth or in the side of a hill or cliff

2. a usually underground chamber for storage
a wine cave also the articles stored there

3. a place providing privacy or seclusion from others
When a friend dragged her out of her cave to go salsa dancing for the first time, the rhythms … stepped into her soul …
— Leslie Guttman — see also man cave

4. to form a cave in or under

5. to explore caves especially as a sport or hobby

6. to fall in or down especially from being undermined —usually used with in

7. to cease to resist submit —usually used with in

8. to cause to fall or collapse —usually used with in

9. a large hole that was formed by natural processes in the side of a cliff or hill or under the ground

10. a large hollow place formed by natural processes in the side of a hill or cliff or underground

11. to fall or cause to fall in or down collapse
The mine caved in.

英汉例句

• Methods Analysing the diagnosis and treatment effect on 9 cases with portal caver cavernoma aged 1~11, 7 cases were followed up.

  方法 对在我院确诊的9例1～11岁门脉海绵样变患儿的诊断和治疗效果进行分析，并追蹤预后。

• A caver is dwarfed by calcite columns that stretch some 50 feet (15 meters) to the top of Tower Place in Lechuguilla cave.

  一个洞穴探察者是相形见绌方解石列舒展约50英尺(15米)，顶部的塔发生在墨西哥龙舌兰洞穴。

相似词

antre洞窟

cavern挖空；置…于洞穴中

grot洞穴

grotto（人工）洞穴；（屋内的）洞室