hideout

英 [ˈhaɪdaʊt]

美 [ˈhaɪdaʊt]

n.  藏身处; 隐蔽所

复数：hideouts　

BNC.34698 / COCA.18499

牛津词典

noun

• 藏身处；隐蔽所
  a place where sb goes when they do not want anyone to find them

柯林斯词典

• 躲藏处;隐藏处
  Ahideoutis a place where someone goes secretly because they do not want anyone to find them, for example if they are running away from the police.

英英释义

noun

• a hiding place
  Synonym:hideawayden

双语例句

• That he'd found peter's hideout.
  他找到了彼得的藏身处。
• A lonely island, miles off the coast, with four inhabitants& it was an ideal hideout.
  这个孤岛离海岸数十英里，只有四个居民，是个理想的隐蔽所。
• The peace deal in northwestern Pakistan was announced hours after missiles fired by a suspected unmanned U.S aircraft hit a militant hideout in a tribal region near the Afghan border.
  和平协议在巴基斯坦西北边境省宣布小时后发射一个可疑的无人飞机袭击美国的武装分子藏匿在部落地区靠近阿富汗边境。
• An early target was described as a Taliban hideout in the middle of the thick forest.
  稍早受到攻击的目标被形容为是森林深处的一个塔利班隐藏地点。
• Used Pailin as a hideout.
  利用拜林市作为一个藏匿处。
• Concealed snugly in his hideout.
  安全地隐蔽在他的隐匿处。
• I am certain it is the hideout my ancestors used so long ago.
  我肯定它是我的祖先那么从前使用的隐藏处。
• They trailed the thieves to their hideout.
  他们跟踪那些贼一直到他们的藏匿之处。
• The children have a secret hideout somewhere in the garden.
  孩子们在花园的某处有一个秘密藏身地。
• The police tracked the gang to their hideout.
  警察跟踪这个团伙，找到了他们的藏身处。