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cova
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llodriguera
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madriguera
A hole made by an animal, usually for shelter.
tunnel
Portuguese
cova
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tunnel
"
tunnel
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tunnel
"
1
Mr Aspen said the
tunnel
could result in slightly shorter travel times.
2
Car uncoupled in
tunnel
;
explosion; both men instantly killed; submarine
tunnel
wrecked.
3
Ted said he saw somethin' moving along the wall in the
tunnel
.
4
He added: We have not seen an exit point from the
tunnel
.
5
It is a third water
tunnel
,
however, that is the most critical.
1
When I was young I lived in a
burrow
in the forest.
2
They enter the
burrow
;
and the murder is committed far from sight.
3
The darkness in the
burrow
was now full of light for me.
4
The typical mound is one which covers the perpendicular
burrow
in Fig.
5
They use the stone tunnels, or
burrow
temporary ones in the snow.
6
You can slip down again after dark and
burrow
in the haystack.
7
The Monkey followed the Live Rabbit on down through the winding
burrow
.
8
But death forgot me; and I had to make myself a
burrow
.
9
I deemed it worth the risk and stepped into the darkened
burrow
.
10
Supposedly she made her home in a
burrow
beneath a hollow tree.
11
The male does not
burrow
and it is therefore easier to kill.
12
In the glass
burrow
beneath their feet, the flames began to rise.
13
A shallow pit is made, the mere commencement of the projected
burrow
.
14
They are sea-urchins, Amphidotus cordatus, which
burrow
by thousands in the sand.
15
Their only chance for survival is to
burrow
and hide, then escape.
16
She then goes back to the
burrow
and digs for a while.
burrow
·
burrow into
burrow deep
burrow underground
dark burrow
new burrow
Portuguese
cova
túnel
toca
Catalan
llodriguera
cau
catau
Spanish
madriguera