hoards

n.

（钱财、食物或其他珍贵物品的）储藏，积存( hoard的名词复数 )；

v.

积蓄并储藏（某物）( hoard的第三人称单数 )；

1. The squirrel kept his hoard in a tree.
   这只松鼠把吃的东西藏在树里。
2. His final card remains on my bulletin hoard today.
   父亲最后给我的那张卡片至今仍留在我的记事板上。
3. They dug up a hoard of Roman coins.
   他们挖出了一批埋藏的古罗马硬币。

1. A large number of animals hoard plant seeds.
   许多动物有贮藏植物种子的行为。
2. Money is not something to hoard.
   金钱不是用来贮藏得东西。
3. We should hoard more winter vegetables like cabbages.
   像白菜这种冬令蔬菜还是要多储存一些。
4. Not surprisingly, some governments choose to hoard aid rather than spend it.
   一些政府选择将援助储存起来而不是花销出去也就毫不奇怪了。

Hoards, Small Change and the Origin of Coinage
Ironwork Hoards in Iron Age and Roman Britain
Hoards, votives, offerings: the archaeology of the dedicated object
THE METALLURGY of the WILBURTON HOARDS
How marsh tits find their hoards: roles of site preferences and spatial memory
How marsh tits find their hoards: The roles of site preference and spatial memory.
The placement, recovery, and loss of scatter hoards by eastern chipmunks,Tamias striatus
The Passage of Arms. An Archaeological Analysis of Prehistoric Hoards and Votive Deposits
Scatterhoarding and Larderhoarding by Red Squirrels: Size, Dispersion, and Allocation of Hoards
Management of fat reserves in tufted titmice ( Parus bicolor  ): evidence against a trade-off with food hoards