Definition of abri in English:

abri

noun əˈbriː

1A shelter, a refuge.
2Archaeology. A hollow beneath overhanging rock; a rock shelter.

Origin

Mid 18th century. From French abri shelter, refuge (12th cent. in Old French; 1866 or earlier in specific archaeological use with reference to rock shelters, more fully abri sous roche, lit. ‘shelter beneath a rock’, also abri sous roches) from abrier to shelter, to protect from post-classical Latin apricare to warm, protect from cold, variant (with change of conjugation) of classical Latin aprīcārī.

Definition of abri in US English:

abri

nounəˈbriː

1A shelter, a refuge.
2Archaeology. A hollow beneath overhanging rock; a rock shelter.

Origin

Mid 18th century. From French abri shelter, refuge (12th cent. in Old French; 1866 or earlier in specific archaeological use with reference to rock shelters, more fully abri sous roche, lit. ‘shelter beneath a rock’, also abri sous roches) from abrier to shelter, to protect from post-classical Latin apricare to warm, protect from cold, variant (with change of conjugation) of classical Latin aprīcārī.

单词	abri
释义	Definition of abri in English: abri noun əˈbriː 1A shelter, a refuge. 2Archaeology. A hollow beneath overhanging rock; a rock shelter. Origin Mid 18th century. From French abri shelter, refuge (12th cent. in Old French; 1866 or earlier in specific archaeological use with reference to rock shelters, more fully abri sous roche, lit. ‘shelter beneath a rock’, also abri sous roches) from abrier to shelter, to protect from post-classical Latin apricare to warm, protect from cold, variant (with change of conjugation) of classical Latin aprīcārī. Definition of abri in US English: abri nounəˈbriː 1A shelter, a refuge. 2Archaeology. A hollow beneath overhanging rock; a rock shelter. Origin Mid 18th century. From French abri shelter, refuge (12th cent. in Old French; 1866 or earlier in specific archaeological use with reference to rock shelters, more fully abri sous roche, lit. ‘shelter beneath a rock’, also abri sous roches) from abrier to shelter, to protect from post-classical Latin apricare to warm, protect from cold, variant (with change of conjugation) of classical Latin aprīcārī.
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