| 释义 |
cave
[keɪv] noun countable
ADVANCED
■a large hole in the side of a hill, cliff or mountain, or one that is underground 洞穴；山洞；地洞
[keɪv] verb
Phrasal Verbs cave in
FALL
■If a ceiling, roof or other structure caves in, it breaks and falls into the space below 塌陷；坍塌；塌方•Because of the explosion, the roof of the building caved in, trapping several people.由于发生爆炸，建筑物的顶部坍塌，几个人被困在里面。 AGREE informal
■to agree to something that you were against before, after someone has persuaded you or threatened you 让步；屈服；妥协•At first, they refused to sign the agreement, but they caved in when they heard another firm was being approached.起先，他们不肯在协议上签字，但听说我们正跟另一家公司接洽就答应了。 |