گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'hole up'

1 general:: Phrase(s): hole up (somewhere) 1. to take shelter somewhere. • During the blizzard, we holed up in a lean-to made of branches. • Looks like bad weather coming. We’d better find a place to hole up. 2. to hide somewhere. • The police are looking for me. I need somewhere to hole up. • The outlaw holed up in a cave.

2 general:: Take refuge or shelter, hide, as in I spent most of the cruise holed up in my cabin. This usage alludes to animals hibernating in winter or hiding from attack in caves or holes. [Late 1800s]