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Meanings of cave in English
Usage of cave in English
1
The Israeli government doesn't want to be seen to cave in immediately.
2
Soon after leaving the cave, Cracknell had imparted their course of action.
3
Seems a week ago, maybe longer, a prospector tumbled onto the cave.
4
Both species delimitation methods identified each cave population as a separate species.
5
Dauntless headquarters is basically a leaky cave-waterdamage happens all the time.
6
THE Hermit lived in a cave in the hollow of a hill.
7
That means potentially finding a different cave to wait out the storm.
8
I don't think it's a good idea to convoy to the cave.
9
Heavy rains continue, sparking fears that floodwaters within the cave could rise.
10
Another said they did not feel now was the moment to cave.
11
Panic and adrenaline are great in certain situations, but not in cave-diving.
12
She shared her small cave with a couple of animals, for company.
13
In the semi-obscurity porcelains and potteries gleamed like crystals in a cave.
14
A century ago, cave art was still barely accepted as being genuine.
15
Now I see the cave of the goddess, deep in the mountain.
16
The site was good, but the cave itself would contain the decision.
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United States of America
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