释义 |
hive1 nounhive2 verb hivehive1 /haɪv/ noun hiveOrigin: 1-2 Old English hyf3 Origin unknown - Brimscombe Port was once a hive of activity but has now largely disappeared.
- I walked over to the hive, which was near the house, at the edge of the woods.
- Is a family like a hive?
- Life in a hive can become quite gothic.
- When the successful foragers arrived at the hive, many danced to indicate the car park.
► a hive of industry/activity etc- Brimscombe Port was once a hive of activity but has now largely disappeared.
- In just a few days the centre will be a hive of activity.
- Murrayfield was a hive of activity yesterday as there were also sessions for the under-21s, under-19s and under-18s.
- Once again the room becomes a hive of activity, and the evening meal is forgotten.
- One day, towards the end of March, the whole place became a hive of activity.
- The courtyard was a hive of activity.
- The place a hive of industry.
- Within a day of landing, the ship became a hive of activity.
► hives 1[countable] (also beehive) a small box where bees are kept, or the bees that live in this box2a hive of industry/activity etc British English a place that is full of people who are very busy: This marketplace was once a hive of activity.3hives [uncountable] a skin disease in which a person’s skin becomes red and sore |