bunker

• 多义词：高尔夫球场中的沙坑障碍；储存燃料的大型容器；或用于军事防御的加固地下掩体。

A noun with multiple meanings: a sand-filled hazard on a golf course; a large container for storing fuel; or a fortified underground shelter, often used for military defense.

1. Golf hazardB1formalsport

   A sand-filled hollow or pit on a golf course that serves as an obstacle.

   沙坑

   • His ball landed in a deep bunker near the green.
   • She skillfully hit the ball out of the bunker.
   • The course has several bunkers along the fairway.

   同义词sand traptrap

2. Fuel storage containerB2formal

   A large container or tank used for storing fuel, such as coal or oil.

   燃料仓

   • The ship's bunker was filled with diesel before the voyage.
   • They checked the fuel level in the bunker.
   • The power plant has a massive coal bunker.

   同义词storage tanktank

3. Underground fortificationB2formal

   A reinforced underground shelter or defensive structure, often used in military contexts.

   地堡

   • The soldiers took cover in the concrete bunker.
   • The bunker was built to withstand heavy bombing.
   • They discovered an old bunker hidden in the forest.

   同义词blockhousedugoutfortificationpillboxshelterstronghold

• 动词，指把东西存放或掩藏在掩体（地堡、煤仓等）中；在高尔夫球中，指把球打入沙坑。

A verb meaning to store or shelter in a bunker, or in golf, to hit a ball into a sand trap.

1. Hit into a sand trapB2informalsport

   To hit a golf ball into a bunker (a sand trap on a golf course).

   打入沙坑

   • He bunkered his approach shot on the 18th hole.
   • She bunkered the ball from the fairway.
   • The golfer bunkered his tee shot, landing in the sand.

2. Fuel a shipC1formaltechnical

   To fill a ship's bunker with coal or oil for fuel.

   给船舶加燃料

   • The crew bunkered the vessel before the long voyage.
   • They bunkered the ship with enough oil for a month.
   • The port facilities allow ships to bunker efficiently.

   同义词coalfuelrefuel

3. Transfer cargo to a warehouseC1formaltechnical

   To transfer cargo from a ship to a warehouse for storage.

   入库存储

   • The dockworkers bunkered the goods from the freighter.
   • They bunkered the cargo in the port warehouse.
   • The company bunkered the shipment to protect it from weather.