cave

n.

洞穴；〈方〉地窖；

vt.& vi.

（使）塌陷，倒塌；暗中破坏；

vi.

屈服；

复数：caves过去式：caved过去分词：caved现在分词：caving第三人称单数：caves

cave in塌落；认输

karst cave岩溶洞

cave dwelling窑洞

limestone cave灰岩洞，石灰岩洞

reed flute cave芦笛岩

rock cave岩洞

1. This cave was used by smugglersin the eighteenth century.
   这个洞穴是十八世纪走私的人使用的。
2. The cliffs are riddled with caves.
   岩壁上布满洞穴。
3. We kindled a firebrand in the cave.
   我们在山洞里点燃火把。
4. The boys huddled together in the cave to keep warm.
   男孩子们在山洞里挤成一团取暖。

1. The roof of the old house caved in.
   那栋旧房子的屋顶塌下了。
2. The enemy had to cave in and surrender.
   敌人只好屈服投降。
3. They refused to cave in to the terrorists'demands.
   他们拒绝向恐怖分子的要求屈服。

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Quantification of Holocene Asian monsoon rainfall from spatially separated cave records
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The Eastern Mediterranean paleoclimate as a reflection of regional events: Soreq cave, Israel
Surround-screen projection-based virtual reality: the design and implementation of the CAVE
A high-resolution, absolute-dated Holocene and deglacial Asian monsoon record from Dongge Cave, China
Late Quaternary Paleoclimate in the Eastern Mediterranean Region from Stable Isotope Analysis of Speleothems at Soreq Cave, Israel ☆