cave

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cave — 名詞

  • cavesingular
  • cavesplural

1. a natural hollow space found in rock, such as inside a mountain or cliff, or any

1.名詞B1
釋義

洞穴

岩石或地下的天然空洞

a natural hollow space found in rock, such as inside a mountain or cliff, or any similar space located below the ground

例句

The children found a shallow cave behind the waterfall.

孩子們在瀑布後面發現了一個淺淺的洞穴。

noun with location preposition: cave behind + noun

Scientists discovered a huge cave beneath the desert floor.

科學家在沙漠地表下方發現了一個巨大的洞穴。

collocation: discover a cave

常見搭配
  • deep cave
  • dark cave
  • underground cave
  • limestone cave
  • explore a cave
  • enter a cave
  • the mouth of the cave
同義詞
  • cavern

    a large, dramatic cave, often with connecting chambers; more literary

  • grotto

    a small, picturesque cave, often by the sea or decorated with natural rock formations

  • hollow

    a general term for any empty space inside something, not necessarily natural rock

常見錯誤

We explored a cave in the city wall.
We explored a cave in the cliff face.
A cave is a natural hollow in rock or underground, not a man-made hole in a wall.
慣用語

an ancient human who lived in caves; also used informally to describe a man with very old-fashioned or rough manners

穴居人(食古不化的人)

The museum exhibition shows how cave men made tools from stone.

My uncle is a bit of a cave man when it comes to using a smartphone.

cave — 動詞

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • cave entrance
  • cave wall
  • cave floor
  • cave system
  • cave painting

副詞搭配

  • eventually cave in
  • finally cave
  • quickly cave
  • always cave

常用片語

  • cave in to pressure
  • cave in to demands
  • cave under the strain

介系詞搭配

  • cave in to
  • cave under