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den

/den/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um local isolado ou escondido, frequentemente usado como abrigo ou descanso por animais selvagens, ou um cômodo particular e reservado em uma casa.

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noun

/den/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um local isolado ou escondido, frequentemente usado como abrigo ou descanso por animais selvagens, ou um cômodo particular e reservado em uma casa.

A noun referring to a secluded or hidden place, often used as a shelter or resting place for wild animals, or a private room in a home.

  1. Animal lairA2formal

    A wild animal's hidden home or resting place, especially for large mammals like lions or bears.

    ptToca

    • The bear retreated to its den for the winter.
    • The lioness guarded her cubs in the den.
    • We found a fox den hidden among the rocks.

    Sinônimosburrowcaveearthhollowlair

  2. B1informalamerican

    A comfortable, often informal room in a house used for relaxation, reading, or watching television.

    ptSala de estar informal

    • He spends most evenings reading in his den.
    • The family gathered in the den to watch a movie.
    • She decorated the den with cozy furniture and bookshelves.

    Sinônimosfamily roomlibraryrecreation roomretreatrumpus roomsanctumsnugstudy

  3. Secret meeting placeB2informal

    A place where people meet secretly, often for illegal or immoral activities.

    ptAntro

    • The thieves operated from a hidden den in the city.
    • The police raided an opium den in the basement.
    • Gambling dens were common in that part of town.

    Sinônimoscavehauntholelairnestrefugeretreatsanctum

Formas
  • dens plural form
  • dens' possessive plural form
  • den's possessive singular form
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