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cave
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noun
Usage:
80%
grotto
Translation: grotto
Pronunciation: /keɪv/
Meaning: A natural underground chamber or series of chambers, often formed by the erosion of rock.

A cave is a large space in the ground that you can enter. Many animals and sometimes people use caves for shelter.

The bat lives in a dark cave.

We explored the cave last weekend.

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B1
noun
Usage:
60%
den
Translation: den
Pronunciation: /keɪv/
Meaning: A hollow in a bank or side of a hill, often where animals nest.

In some places, a cave can also refer to a hole where animals stay. This is common for foxes and other wildlife.

The fox sleeping in the cave looked peaceful.

Birds build their nests in a cave.

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C1
verb
Usage:
40%
hide
Translation: hide
Pronunciation: /keɪv/
Meaning: To withdraw into a secluded or hidden area.

To cave means to go into a hidden place to feel safe or calm. Sometimes you just want to be alone for a while.

I will cave if it gets too noisy.

She decided to cave for a few days.

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C1
verb
Usage:
30%
hollow
Translation: hollow
Pronunciation: /keɪv/
Meaning: To create a cavity or hollow space in a material.

To cave in this sense means making a hole or a space in something, like wood or stone. Artists and builders often do this.

They will cave the rocks for the project.

He caved the wood for the sculpture.

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C2
noun
Usage:
20%
concavity
Translation: concavity
Pronunciation: /keɪv/
Meaning: A recessed or hollowed portion of a surface, especially in a work of art.

In art, a cave can refer to the recessed parts of a sculpture or painting. This creates depth and interest in the artwork.

The sculpture had a beautiful cave detail.

Gothic art often features cave designs.

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