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cave dweller

/ˈkeɪv ˌdɛlər/

翻译: 住在洞穴中的人,通常指史前人类;也非正式地用来形容隐居者、与社会隔绝的人,或长时间待在室内的人。

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/ˈkeɪv ˌdɛlər/B1informal
  • zh住在洞穴中的人,通常指史前人类;也非正式地用来形容隐居者、与社会隔绝的人,或长时间待在室内的人。

A person who lives in a cave, typically referring to prehistoric humans; also used informally to describe someone who is reclusive, socially isolated, or spends excessive time indoors.

  1. Prehistoric humanB1formal

    A person who lived in a cave, especially in prehistoric times.

    zh穴居人

    • Cave dwellers used stone tools for hunting.
    • Archaeologists discovered the remains of cave dwellers in the region.
    • The paintings on the wall were made by ancient cave dwellers.
  2. Reclusive personB2informal

    A person who lives a very isolated or reclusive life, often avoiding social contact.

    zh隐士

    • After retiring, he became a cave dweller and rarely left his house.
    • She's a bit of a cave dweller, preferring to stay home and read.
    • The internet allows cave dwellers to work without ever meeting people.