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warren

/ˈwɒr.ən/

Übersetzung: Ein Kaninchenbau, also ein Netz unterirdischer Gänge, in denen Wildkaninchen leben; übertragen auch ein unübersichtliches, überfülltes oder labyrinthartiges Gebäude bzw. Wohnviertel.

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noun

/ˈwɒr.ən/B2formal
  • deEin Kaninchenbau, also ein Netz unterirdischer Gänge, in denen Wildkaninchen leben; übertragen auch ein unübersichtliches, überfülltes oder labyrinthartiges Gebäude bzw. Wohnviertel.

A noun referring to a network of interconnected underground burrows where rabbits live, or by extension, any crowded or labyrinthine living space.

  1. Rabbit burrow systemB1formal

    A network of interconnected underground tunnels and chambers where rabbits live and breed.

    deKaninchenbau

    • The rabbits disappeared into their warren beneath the hill.
    • The farmer discovered a large warren in the field.
    • A warren can house dozens of rabbits at once.

    Synonymeburrowdenlair

  2. Overcrowded building or areaB2informal

    A building or part of a city with many narrow passages and rooms, often overcrowded or confusing.

    deLabyrinth

    • The old apartment block was a warren of tiny rooms.
    • He got lost in the warren of narrow streets in the old town.
    • The market was a warren of stalls and alleys.

    Synonymehivehoneycomblabyrinthmaze

  3. Rabbit colonyB1formal

    A group of rabbits living together in a burrow system.

    deKaninchenbau

    • A warren of rabbits lived under the hedge.
    • The warren was active at dawn and dusk.
    • The entire warren fled when the fox approached.

    Synonymecolonyrabbit warren

Formen
  • warrens plural form
  • warrens' possessive plural form
  • warren's possessive singular form
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