柯林斯詞典den /d?n/ (dens) 1. N-COUNT A den is the home of certain types of wild animals such as lions or foxes. 獸窩2. N-COUNT Your den is a quiet room in your house where you can go to study, work, or relax without being disturbed. (學(xué)習(xí)、工作或放松的) 私室[美國英語] The silver-haired retiree sits in his den surrounded by photos of sailing boats. 這位銀發(fā)退休者坐在他的四壁掛滿了航船照片的私室裡。3. N-COUNT A den is a secret place where people meet, usually for a dishonest purpose. 進(jìn)行秘密活動(dòng)的場所 I could provide you with the addresses of at least three illegal drinking dens. 我能曏你提供至少3個(gè)秘密非法酒館的地址。4. N-COUNT If you describe a place as a den of a particular type of bad or illegal behaviour, you mean that a lot of that type of behaviour goes on there. (乾壞事或違法活動(dòng)的) 聚集地 ...this den of iniquity called New York City. …這個(gè)稱作紐約市的罪惡之地。 返回 den劍橋詞典 den noun [C] (FOR ANIMALS) the home of particular types of wild animal (動(dòng)物的)巢穴,窩 den noun [C] (ROOM) mainly US a room in a house or apartment , used for activities not involving work 活動(dòng)室,休閑室 The kids are watching TV in the den. 孩子們正在活動(dòng)室裡看電眡。 den noun [C] (FOR CHILDREN) UK a rough structure , usually built outside from pieces of wood , cardboard , etc., in which children play (供孩子玩耍用的)簡易房,簡易棚 den noun [C] (CRIME) a place where people secretly plan or take part in dishonest or illegal activities (從事秘密非法活動(dòng)的)巢穴,老窩 a drug /drinking /vice den 毒品/酗酒/犯罪窩點(diǎn) often humorous a den of thieves /iniquity 賊窩/魔窟 返回 den