sheltered

adjective

/ˈʃeltəd/

/ˈʃeltərd/

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(of a place) protected from bad weather
- a sheltered bay/beach
- Herbs need fertile soil and a sunny sheltered position.
- We had lunch in a sheltered spot behind the dunes.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- be
- look
adverb
- well
- fairly
- quite
- …
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(sometimes disapproving) protected from the more unpleasant aspects or difficulties of life
- She had a very sheltered childhood.
- They both lead very sheltered lives.
[only before noun] (British English) (of houses, flats, etc.) designed for people, especially old people, who can still live fairly independent lives, but with staff available to help them if necessary
- sheltered accommodation/housing
- a sheltered workshop for the blind

单词	sheltered
释义	sheltered adjective /ˈʃeltəd/ /ˈʃeltərd/ jump to other results (of a place) protected from bad weather a sheltered bay/beach Herbs need fertile soil and a sunny sheltered position. We had lunch in a sheltered spot behind the dunes. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs be look adverb well fairly quite … See full entry (sometimes disapproving) protected from the more unpleasant aspects or difficulties of life She had a very sheltered childhood. They both lead very sheltered lives. [only before noun] (British English) (of houses, flats, etc.) designed for people, especially old people, who can still live fairly independent lives, but with staff available to help them if necessary sheltered accommodation/housing a sheltered workshop for the blind
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