burrow

美音：['bʌroʊ] 英音：['bʌrəʊ]

简单释义：

v.挖洞；挖掘（洞或洞穴通道）；偎依；（使…）钻到（…下面）

n.（动物的）洞穴

网络地洞；钻地；挖地洞

变形：

复数：burrows 现在分词：burrowing 过去式：burrowed

完整释义：

1.洞穴
2.(狐、兔等的)穴,窟,地洞
3.穴,潜穴;地洞
4.窑洞
5.(地下)躲藏处,避难所
6.蛀孔
7.胍石
8.虫眼
9.废料堆
10.土堆

1.打(地洞),掘(穴);掘成
2.挖洞,打洞,打地洞
3.掘穴,打洞
4.穴居;钻入洞里,潜伏
5.把(自己)藏入洞内,让(自己)躲藏起来
6.埋藏
7.潜入,乘虚而入
8.呆

例句：

Sandberg wants to let advertisers burrow even deeper into the social fabric of the site.
桑德伯格想让广告主更深入地挖掘站点的社会化结构。
Much less anxious for the quiet, hope mountain view to see the clouds. Human regardless of cold and warm brown suit, burrow line at.
多寻清静少心焦，望山观水看云飘。人情不问冷与暖，褐衣陋居行逍遥。
In a riverbank burrow a mother feeds one of her nine-day-old chicks a small fish, which it will swallow whole.
在河岸边的地洞里，母亲正在给一只9天大的小鸟喂鱼，它会整个吞下这条鱼。
Around the clock, seven days a week, the construction crews burrow to build Wuhan's $45 billion subway system.
每周七天，昼夜不停，建筑工人忙于挖掘建造着武汉450亿美元的地铁路线。
Underground, thousands of tiny creatures are allowed to do what comes naturally: they burrow, eat, digest, live, breed, die and decompose.
在地下，成千上万的小生灵可以自然地生存：它们挖洞、进食、消化、生存、繁殖、死亡并分解。
At the biggest gathering in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, a groundhog named Phil emerges from his burrow and checks for his shadow.
在宾夕法尼亚州普克苏托尼小镇这个最大的集会地，一只名叫菲尔的土拨鼠会从牠的洞穴钻出来并瞧瞧牠的影子。
Surely it wouldn't take any longer to follow the road around the edge of the forest than it's taking me to burrow through it inch by inch!
我们沿着路，绕过森林的边儿走，不是比让我一点一点这样艰难地穿过它，更省时间吗！
If the surface ice is thin enough, a future mission might drop hydrobots to burrow into the oceans and search for life.
如果表面的冰层够薄，未来的任务可能会投放海下探测船，挖穿冰层到海里去找寻生命。

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