cueva



Inflexiones de 'cueva' (nf): fpl: cuevas
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Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
cueva nf (geología: hueco)cave n
 En la prehistoria los hombres vivían en cuevas.
 In prehistoric times, men lived in caves.
cueva nf (cavidad artificial)cave n
  (wine)cellar n
 Construyeron una cueva para destinarla a bodega.
 They built a cave to use as a storage room.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
cueva nf coloquial, figurado (lugar desaseado) (figurative)rat hole, pigsty n
 Vive en una cueva maloliente y sucia.
 He lives in a smelly and dirty rat hole (or: pigsty).
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'cueva' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
abrigo - antro - cava - caverna - espelunca - estalactita - madriguera - osera - salamanca - sibil - socavón
English:
cave - pothole - cavern - holt - nest - Aladdin's cave - cave dweller - fox's lair - grotto - leg it - lion's den


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