Meanings of go into hibernation in English

But with expenses mounting, she's made the call to go into hibernation.

After age 5, sexual behavior tends to go into hibernation until puberty.

When winter comes around, the majority of raggare go into hibernation.

Hurling in Tipperary will go into hibernation if they lose here.

But while OPEC may go into hibernation, reports of its death are exaggerated.

It's a long time for an economy dependent on growth to go into hibernation.

It turns out they didn't even go into hibernation.

Tourism leaders say more high profile operators are likely to follow suit and go into hibernation.

They are full-grown in autumn when they go into hibernation but do not pupate until spring.

When he finally left the solar system, the population here would go into hibernation and then... what?

The monitor started to go into hibernation.

Three months ago, the notion that the Irish retail sector would go into hibernation would have seemed fanciful.

Tourism leaders told our reporter Tess Brunton more high profile operators are likely to follow suit and go into hibernation.

Hatfield said the queen bees observed in the park would normally be expected to go into hibernation soon, then produce offspring next year.

Inter-county players and managers go into hibernation armed only with an oversized calendar that has their championship outing circled in bright red marker.

The Meat Locker was open and ready, with staff and robots on standby, but only two had thus far chosen to go into hibernation.