英语 - 匈牙利语

cavern

gb/kˈævɚn/ us/kˈævɚn/
B2 英语
~ 7700
barlang, üreg, üreget váj
名词 B2
1
用法模式:
a cavern in [rock/ground]
The explorers lowered a rope and climbed down into the vast cavern beneath the mountain.
A felfedezők leengedtek egy kötelet, és lemásztak a hegy alatt húzódó hatalmas barlangba.
Stalactites hung from the roof of the limestone cavern like sharp teeth.
Függő cseppkövek lógtak a mészkőbarlang mennyezetéről, mint valami éles fogak.
The underground river disappeared into a dark cavern and was lost from sight.
Tourists queued for an hour to see the famous crystal cavern.
Bats filled the cavern at dusk, pouring out into the night sky.
学习者例句
We visited a huge cavern inside the mountain.
Egy hatalmas barlangot látogattunk meg a hegy belsejében.
The guide took us into a dark cavern under the ground.
Az idegenvezető egy sötét, föld alatti barlangba vitt minket.
Water dripped from the roof of the cavern.
Many bats live in the cavern.
They used a light to see the walls of the cavern.
常见错误:
Learners often use "cave" for all underground spaces and do not know "cavern". In general English, this is not wrong, but "cavern" is used when you want to stress that the cave is very large. Some learners also confuse "cavern" with "cabin" (a small house) because they look similar in writing.
含义
very large natural cave
搭配
vast cavern |underground cavern |limestone cavern |dark cavern |explore a cavern |flooded cavern
近义词
cave (More general and more common; can be large or small, while a cavern suggests great size.) | grotto (Often smaller and more picturesque; can be natural or artificial, sometimes used for decorative caves.)
反义词
solid rock (Describes rock that has no hollow space inside, the opposite of a hollow underground chamber.)
主题
nature |geography |travel
释义

A very big natural cave in rock, usually under the ground.

A very large natural cave, typically underground and formed in rock.

名词 C1 LITERARY
2
用法模式:
a cavern of [something]
She opened her mouth, revealing a dark cavern of missing teeth.
Kinyitotta a száját, és előtűnt a hiányzó fogak helyén tátongó sötét üreg.
Their footsteps echoed in the cavern of the empty railway station.
Lépteik visszhangoztak az üres pályaudvar barlangszerű csarnokában.
The warehouse was a cold cavern, lit by a few weak bulbs.
He felt a vast cavern inside his chest where his confidence used to be.
The great hall was a stone cavern, silent except for the crackling fire.
学习者例句
His open mouth looked like a dark cavern.
Tátott szája olyan volt, mint egy sötét barlang.
The empty hall was a big cavern of space.
Az üres terem hatalmas, barlangszerű térnek tűnt.
Her voice echoed in the cavern of the old church.
The stadium felt like a cavern with no people inside.
The garage was a cold cavern with only one small light.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse the noun "cavern" with the adjective "cavernous". "Cavern" is the space itself, while "cavernous" describes something that is like a cavern (for example, "a cavernous hall"). In this figurative sense, English speakers more often use "cavernous" than "cavern".
含义
very large empty enclosed space
搭配
a cavern of a mouth |the cavern of his chest |a cavern of darkness |the great cavern of the hall
近义词
void (Focuses more on emptiness and absence; "cavern" suggests a specific large hollow space with walls around it.) | hollow (A more general word for an empty space inside something; less strongly suggests great size than "cavern".)
反义词
cramped room (Describes a very small, tight space, which contrasts with the feeling of wide emptiness suggested by "cavern".)
主题
description |literature |housing |body
释义

A very big and empty space that feels like a cave, for example inside a room or a body part.

A very large, deep, and often dark enclosed space that resembles a cave, especially inside a building or part of the body.

动词 C2 LITERARY
3
用法模式:
to cavern [rock/surface]
Over millions of years, underground rivers caverned the limestone beneath the plateau.
Évmilliók alatt a föld alatti folyók üregeket vájtak a fennsík alatti mészkőbe.
The cliff face had been caverned by the relentless action of the waves.
A sziklafalat üregesre vájta a hullámok szüntelen munkája.
Glacial meltwater caverned the rock, leaving a network of tunnels and chambers.
学习者例句
Water slowly caverned the soft rock.
A víz lassan üreget vájt a puha kőzetbe.
The sea caverned the side of the cliff.
A tenger üreget vájt a sziklafal oldalába.
Ice and rain caverned the stone over time.
The river caverned the ground under the hill.
常见错误:
This verb is very rare in modern English. Learners usually should not use it and should prefer "hollow out" or "erode". Some may confuse it with the common verb phrase "cave in", which means "to fall in" or "to give way" and is not related in grammar to "cavern".
含义
to hollow out like a cave
搭配
caverned cliffs |caverned rock |a landscape caverned by water
近义词
hollow out (More common phrasal verb in modern English; neutral style, while "cavern" as a verb is rare and more literary or technical.)
反义词
fill in (Means to put material into a hollow space, the opposite of making a hollow or cavity.)
主题
nature |geology |work
释义

To cut or wear away the inside of something so it becomes like a cave.

To hollow something out so that it forms a deep space like a cave.

语法
词典原形
cavern
IPA
GB/kˈævɚn/
US/kˈævɚn/
音节与重音
cav - ern (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (cav)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: cavern
  • Plural: caverns
词族
Forms
caverns noun
Core family
cavernous adjective
Related words
cave noun B1 caver noun
Advanced or less common
cavernously adverb
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