caves

英 [keɪvz]

美 [keɪvz]

n.  山洞; 洞穴
v.  （使）塌陷; 倒塌; 屈服; 洞穴潜水
cave的第三人称单数和复数

IELTS

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 山洞;洞穴
  Acaveis a large hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or one that is under the ground.
  1. ...a cave more than 1,000 feet deep.
     1,000多英尺深的山洞

双语例句

• Cliffs that were honeycombed with caves and grottoes.
  布满岩洞和洞穴的悬崖。
• They go for the spectacular views of multicoloured cliffs, caves and rivers.
  他们去看了有各种各样悬崖、岩洞和河流的壮丽景色。
• The caves can be visited only by prior arrangement
  这些洞穴只接受预约参观。
• The caves extend for some 18 kilometres
  那些洞穴深约18公里。
• First, much evidence of prehistoric civilization is found in caves because the natural shelter helps preserve artifacts.
  首先，在山洞中发现了史前文明的大量证据，因为天然的屏障帮助保存了这些人造物品。
• The story of their exploration is inextricably bound up with the character of the caves themselves
  他们的勘探经历与这些洞穴本身的特征有着不可分割的紧密联系。
• Bears often hibernate in caves.
  熊常在山洞里冬眠。
• The large limestone caves are also quarried for cement.
  同时还在这些大石灰岩洞里开采水泥原料。
• Any of numerous medium to small insectivorous bats found worldwide in caves and trees and buildings.
  许多体型从中等到小型食虫类蝙蝠，分布于世界各地的洞穴、树木和建筑物中。
• Tropical plants, sandy desert, waterfalls, craters and caves make a tourist attraction.
  热带植物、沙漠、瀑布、火山口与洞穴吸引了游客。