v.挖洞，挖掘(洞或洞穴通道)，偎依，使…钻到(…下面)，(在…里)搜寻
n.(动物的)洞穴，洞穴通道

原形：burrow第三人称单数：burrows复数：burrows过去式：burrowed过去分词：burrowed现在分词：burrowing

The mole burrowed deep into the earth, seeking shelter from the harsh sun.
鼹鼠在地下挖了一个深深的洞穴，躲避烈日的炙烤。
The gardener noticed a network of burrows under the apple tree, indicating a busy rabbit population.
园丁注意到苹果树下的许多洞穴，表明兔子的数量不少。
The archaeologist carefully excavated the ancient burial site, revealing treasures buried for centuries.
考古学家仔细挖掘古墓，揭示了埋藏了几个世纪的宝藏。
After a long day at work, she likes to unwind by reading in her cozy little burrow of a room.
工作一天后，她喜欢在她那舒适的小房间——她的“小窝”里阅读来放松。
The insect hibernated in its burrow during the cold winter months, conserving energy until spring arrived.
昆虫在寒冷的冬季躲在洞穴中冬眠，直到春天来临才恢复活动。
The explorers dug multiple burrows to find water in the desert, but their efforts were in vain.
探险者们挖了许多洞穴寻找沙漠中的水源，但他们的努力白费了。
The small animal burrowed through the snow, creating a tunnel to reach its underground den.
这只小动物在雪中挖了个通道，通向它的地下巢穴。
The farmer removed the debris from the burrow to make sure the rabbits had a clear path to their nesting area.
农夫清理了洞穴里的杂物，确保兔子能顺利到达它们的巢穴。
The termites constructed intricate burrows within the wood, causing significant damage to the house's structural integrity.
白蚁在木头中建造了复杂的洞穴，对房屋结构造成了严重破坏。
The fox dug a new burrow after the previous one collapsed, seeking a safer place to rest.
狐狸在旧的洞穴塌陷后挖了一个新的，寻找一个更安全的休息地。