caves

英 [keɪvz]

美 [keɪvz]

n. 山洞; 洞穴
v. （使）塌陷; 倒塌; 屈服; 洞穴潜水
cave的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT 山洞;洞穴
Acaveis a large hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or one that is under the ground.
1. ...a cave more than 1,000 feet deep.
  1,000多英尺深的山洞

In china, I visited the western province of Gansu where some families were surviving in caves.
在中国，我曾经访问西部的甘肃省，那里一些家庭生活在窑洞中，为生存而挣扎。
There are karst caves in Guilin.
桂林有溶洞。
The guide led us through the maze of caves.
那个向导领我们穿过迷宫般的曲折洞穴。
The large limestone caves are also quarried for cement.
同时还在这些大石灰岩洞里开采水泥原料。
Yandang Mountain is famous for its screen-like peaks, caves and waterfalls.
雁荡山因其屏障般的山峰，洞穴，和瀑布而闻名。
Tropical plants, sandy desert, waterfalls, craters and caves make a tourist attraction.
热带植物、沙漠、瀑布、火山口与洞穴吸引了游客。
The caves extend for some 18 kilometres
那些洞穴深约18公里。
They have even found people in abandoned trolleys, lofts, crates and caves.
他们甚至在废弃的有轨电车里、阁楼上、旧汽车和洞穴里找到了人们。
These tunnels in caves have offered us some amazing discoveries.
这些洞穴里的地道让我们有了一些惊奇的发现。
That sunny dome! those caves of ice!
那阳光灿烂的宫和冰的洞窟！