hideout

英 [ˈhaɪdaʊt]

美 [ˈhaɪdaʊt]

n.  藏身处; 隐蔽所

复数：hideouts　

BNC.34698 / COCA.18499

牛津词典

noun

• 藏身处；隐蔽所
  a place where sb goes when they do not want anyone to find them

柯林斯词典

• 躲藏处;隐藏处
  Ahideoutis a place where someone goes secretly because they do not want anyone to find them, for example if they are running away from the police.

英英释义

noun

• a hiding place
  Synonym:hideawayden

双语例句

• Police in Turin, capital of the region of Piedmont, raided a gang's countryside hideout last weekend and confiscated more than half a ton of copper stored in the woods.
  都灵警方突袭了一个犯罪团伙在乡间的窝点，查获了储存在树林中逾半吨的铜。都灵是意大利皮埃蒙特区的首府。
• The children have a secret hideout somewhere in the garden.
  孩子们在花园的某处有一个秘密藏身地。
• To keep oneself out of sight. concealed snugly in his hideout.
  隐蔽藏在看不见的地方安全地隐蔽在他的隐匿处。
• An early target was described as a Taliban hideout in the middle of the thick forest.
  稍早受到攻击的目标被形容为是森林深处的一个塔利班隐藏地点。
• To take refuge in or as if in a hideout.
  在洞穴中避难或躲藏。
• Prepare a secret hideout for yourself should your cover be blown.
  准备一个隐秘的藏身之处，入口处应该开满了鲜花。
• Other administration officials went further, describing bin Laden's long hideout in Pakistan as a cause for concern and a potential source of friction in the relationship.
  而其它美国官员则更进一步说明，他们对本·拉登此前长期隐匿在巴基斯坦表示重要关切，也称这是双边关系发生摩擦的潜在原因。
• That he'd found peter's hideout.
  他找到了彼得的藏身处。
• Concealed snugly in his hideout.
  安全地隐蔽在他的隐匿处。
• They trailed the thieves to their hideout.
  他们跟踪那些贼一直到他们的藏匿之处。