rabbit warren
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈrabbit ˌwarren noun [countable] 1. HBAan area under the ground where a lot of wild rabbits live 野兔群居地，野兔洞穴多的地方 SYN warren, → burrow2. TTRTBBa building with a lot of narrow passages, or a place with a lot of narrow streets, where you can easily get lost 迷宫般的建筑[地方] SYN warren
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rabbit warren• Elsewhere, extensive pillow mounds show that the site was used as a rabbit warren later on.• I can't remember ever bolting a weasel from a rabbit warren.• They've tried to search that rabbit warren but it's impossible.ˈrabbit ˌwarren nounChineseSyllable
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rabbit warren
ˈrabbit ˌwarren
noun [countable]
1. an area under the ground where a lot of wild rabbits live
SYN warren ⇨ burrow
2. a building with a lot of narrow passages, or a place with a lot of narrow streets, where you can easily get lost
SYN warren
ˈrabbit ˌwarren
noun [countable]1. an area under the ground where a lot of wild rabbits live
SYN warren ⇨ burrow
2. a building with a lot of narrow passages, or a place with a lot of narrow streets, where you can easily get lost
SYN warren