cave

UK:  [keɪv]

US:  [keɪv]

复数：caves  过去分词：caved  现在分词：caving  

n.

1.山洞;岩洞;窑洞

2.洞窟

3.洞,穴,岩洞;〔方言〕地窖

4.腔

5.小室

6.小孔

7.掏刺

8.空

9.沟

10.【英史】(从自由党分离出来的)分离派;脱党(者)

v.

1.在…挖洞

2.使陷下;使倒坍;使崩溃

3.投降,停止抵抗

4.暗中破坏

1 . A piece of biscuit and a small quantity of rum formed his supper, and he snatched a few hours' sleep, lying over the mouth of the cave.
一片饼干和几口朗姆酒成了他的晚餐，他在洞口边上躺下来，睡了几小时。

2 . It looks like the set of a Hollywood action movie but these images were taken by a team of expert cave divers in the depths of Russia.
这组照片就像来自好莱坞的场景，但实际上是由一个专业洞穴探险潜水队伍在俄罗斯的深海中拍摄的。

3 . Picture yourself playing into a waterfall, through a cave, around a volcano, or over a replica of the Great Wall.
想象一下你将球击入瀑布、穿过洞穴、绕过火山或是飞过一段仿造的长城。

4 . All day he lay curled up in his dark cave, sighting and groaning and giving faint, tired-sounding roars whenever anyone came near him.
他一整天都躺在黑暗的山洞里蜷缩着身体，一有动物走到他身边，他就又是叹气、又是呻吟，发出疲倦的、微弱的吼声。

5 . I said, no building; there was a cave on the site, we tunnel into the hill, descend through the rock into an underground chamber.
我说，不要建筑；因为那里有个洞穴，我们挖隧道进去，顺着岩石一直到地下的展室。