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Meanings of hideaway in English

Portuguese
esconderijo
Catalan
cau
Spanish
madriguera

A hiding place; usually a remote place used by outlaws.

esconderijo
Portuguese
andar

An area where you can be alone.

andar
Usage of hideaway in English
1
Science Gallery's tent is a great hideaway, with actual carpeted floors included.
The Irish Times
2
Controlled by a keypad, the doors open to reveal a blinged-out hideaway.
Wired
3
It's my hideaway and the place I go to recharge my batteries.
The Guardian
4
You'll have adventure enough getting your hideaway up to speed for habitation.
Reuters
5
The entire script consisted of: Flying to that resort hideaway, Mr. Bryant?
The new yorker
6
But founders Patrick and John Collison are not creating a waterfront hideaway.
Reuters
7
In the end, we didn't make it to our hideaway beach spot.
The Guardian
8
As for boots, they had been left in Juan Vicuña's little hideaway.
Purity of blood
9
They survey a rusty trailer and gasoline cans that litter the hideaway.
Reuters
10
For years, this hideaway was invitation-only, reserved for visiting heads of states.
News.com.au
11
Have been assigned to the hideaway couch in Lena's brother Todd's room.
My Life, My Tapes
12
She and Samuel walked into a snug room, like a little hideaway.
Rakes and radishes
13
I can't make it up those hideaway steps without breaking my neck.
The arms maker of berlin
14
This could be a lovers' hideaway that Preston hadn't known about.
Secret weapon spouse
15
Scientists have stumbled upon a secret hideaway used by bowhead whales.
BBC
16
It's a hideaway village with one gospel hall, but without pub or shop.
The Irish Times
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Translations for hideaway
Catalan
caucatau
Hideaway through the time
Hideaway across language varieties
United States of America
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