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cave cave ★★★☆☆/ke͟ɪv/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]山洞；洞穴 A cave is a large hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or one that is under the ground. ...a cave more than 1,000 feet deep.1,000多英尺深的山洞相关词组：cave in  cave1 nouncave2 verbcavecave1 /keɪv/ ●●○ noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases  a large natural hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or under the ground → caving:  the entrance to a cavecave1 nouncave2 verbcavecave2 verb  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Phrases cave in phrasal verb1if the top or sides of something cave in, they fall down or inwardscave in on The roof of the tunnel caved in on them.2to finally stop opposing something, especially because someone has persuaded or threatened youcave in to The chairman is expected to cave in to pressure from shareholders.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8ESivxWvRNdxrVB11MDTsUE8ChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3i0LfsAmupJK9z996pBGhGMT2c/d0KnxMfXdVF7lGE7cDLSMjCB01itGigIyDCW4l1WN7N4fo92EZ1fTfd5L4kb8uA1LRt0bDPuK5EGYTfJWk=             cave              /        keɪv                ;          NAmE                keɪv                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            cave      caves      caved      caving                            noun                    a large hole in the side of a hill or under the ground        山洞；洞穴                    ◆      the mouth        (= the entrance)of the cave            洞口              ◆      a        cave-dweller        (= a person who lives in a          cave)                    穴居人                            verb                            PHRASAL VERBS                    ˌcave ˈin (on sb/sth)                              (of a roof, wall, etc.            房顶、墙等            )                                to fall down and towards the centre              塌落；塌陷；坍塌                                            ◆            The ceiling suddenly caved in on top of them.            天花板突然塌落在他们身上。                                ☞related noun                                                            cave-in                                                                                ˌcave ˈin (to sth)                              to finally do what sb wants after you have been strongly opposing them              让步；屈服；屈从                                            ◆            The President is unlikely to cave in to demands for a public inquiry.            总统未必会同意进行公开调查。                                      ☞see also                                    caving                                          cave              /        keɪv                ;          NAmE                keɪv                /             cave[keɪv]caved, caving, cavesCET4CET6TEM4考研v1632667115821215011536n358895958893925251110221248NOUN4150248916VERB225869665Spoken:181923106caved[1010] caves[4429] caving[453]洞穴(51%)，山洞(40%)，屈服(4%)，塌落(4%)，挖空(1%)n.洞穴，窑洞vi.凹陷，塌落；投降vt.使凹陷，使塌落；在…挖洞穴n.(Cave)人名；(西)卡韦；(英)凯夫；(法)卡夫

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Collins	cave ★★★☆☆ /ke͟ɪv/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]山洞；洞穴 A cave is a large hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or one that is under the ground. ...a cave more than 1,000 feet deep. 1,000多英尺深的山洞相关词组： cave in
Oxford	cave / keɪv ; NAmE keɪv / noun , verb cave caves caved caving noun a large hole in the side of a hill or under the ground 山洞；洞穴 ◆ the mouth (= the entrance)of the cave 洞口 ◆ a cave-dweller (= a person who lives in a cave) 穴居人 verb PHRASAL VERBS ˌcave ˈin (on sb/sth) (of a roof, wall, etc. 房顶、墙等 ) to fall down and towards the centre 塌落；塌陷；坍塌 ◆ The ceiling suddenly caved in on top of them. 天花板突然塌落在他们身上。 ☞related noun cave-in ˌcave ˈin (to sth) to finally do what sb wants after you have been strongly opposing them 让步；屈服；屈从 ◆ The President is unlikely to cave in to demands for a public inquiry. 总统未必会同意进行公开调查。 ☞see also caving cave / keɪv ; NAmE keɪv /
LDC	cave1 noun cave2 verb cavecave1 /keɪv/ ●●○ noun [countable] Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases a large natural hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or under the ground → caving: the entrance to a cave cave1 noun cave2 verb cavecave2 verb Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Phrases cave in phrasal verb1if the top or sides of something cave in, they fall down or inwardscave in on The roof of the tunnel caved in on them.2to finally stop opposing something, especially because someone has persuaded or threatened youcave in to The chairman is expected to cave in to pressure from shareholders.
WDF	cave [keɪv]caved, caving, caves CET4CET6TEM4考研 v16326 671 158 212 150 115 36 n3588 9595 889 3925 2511 1022 1248 NOUN4150 248916 VERB22586 9665 Spoken: 181923106 caved[1010] caves[4429] caving[453] 洞穴(51%)，山洞(40%)，屈服(4%)，塌落(4%)，挖空(1%) n.洞穴，窑洞 vi.凹陷，塌落；投降 vt.使凹陷，使塌落；在…挖洞穴 n.(Cave)人名；(西)卡韦；(英)凯夫；(法)卡夫

Cave Keɪv Noun Verb Large Hole Side Caved

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