dugouts

dugouts

美 [?d?ɡ?a?t] 　英 [?d?ɡa?t]

• n.獨木舟；(太古人類居住的)巖洞；(挖在山坡或地下的)洞穴
• 網絡地洞；球員休息區；防空壕

詞形變化

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英漢解釋

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例句

He let them stand behind home plate. He took them into the team dugouts. He walked them through the private passage to the clubhouse.

他讓孩子們在本壘后面站上一站，又帶他們到隊員休息處看看，然后同他們一起走過內部專用的通道去到俱樂部會所。

Both banks of the Mississippi River were forested all the way to the sea, Trees grew large enough to make dugouts 50 to 60 feet long.

密西西比河兩岸通往海洋的道路被森林覆蓋，樹木生長的足夠大以至能過做成50-60英尺長的獨木舟。

Now they build dugouts and bunkers, using cargo containers sunk into the ground.

現在他們建起了防空洞和地保，將裝有貨物的箱子沉到地下。

Vehicles were camouflaged by day or hidden in tunnels, under bridges, or in dugouts.

白天，機動車輛偽裝起來，或者藏進隧道，橋下以及山洞中。

In the opal mining outpost of Coober Pedy, half the population lives in underground dugouts to escape high temperatures in summer.

蛋白石采礦基地庫伯佩迪，有一半人口生活在地下防空洞內躲避夏季高溫。