Cave
Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪv/
Cave (noun)
- A large hole in the ground or in a mountain, often used for shelter.
- An underground room or series of rooms created by humans, often for storage or protection.
Examples
- The explorers found a hidden cave in the forest.
- Bats often live in dark caves.
Common collocations: explore a cave, dark cave, cave entrance, man-made cave, cave system
Cave (verb)
- To stop resisting or to give up because of pressure or difficulty.
Examples
- She finally caved and agreed to the plan.
- The team caved under the intense pressure.