英语词汇“stash”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(verb) in the sense of store

Definition

a secret store, usually of illegal drugs, or the place where this is hidden

He had stashed money away in secret offshore bank accounts.

Synonyms

store

storing away cash that will come in useful later on

stockpile

People are stockpiling food for the coming winter.

save up

hoard

They've begun to hoard food and gasoline.

hide

He hid the bicycle in the hawthorn hedge.

secrete

She secreted the gun in the kitchen cabinet.

stow

I helped her stow her bags in the boot of the car.

cache

lay up

salt away

put aside for a rainy day

(noun) in the sense of hoard

Definition

to store (money or valuables) in a secret place for safekeeping

A large stash of counterfeit notes had been found aboard the yacht.

Synonyms

hoard

a hoard of silver and jewels

supply

The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen.

store

I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits.

stockpile

stockpiles of chemical weapons

cache

A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police.

collection

He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years.

单词	stash
释义	Trends of stash View usage for: stash (stæʃ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense stashes, present participle stashing, past tense, past participle stashed 1. verb If you stash something valuable in a secret place, you store it there to keep it safe. [informal] He had stashed cash in two safes in his office. [VERB noun preposition] Andrews had stashed money away in secret offshore bank accounts. [VERB noun with adverb] [Also VERB noun] Synonyms: store, stockpile, save up, hoard More Synonyms of stash 2. countable noun A stash of something valuable is a secret store of it. [informal] Police found a stash of guns hidden in a cleaner's cupboard. [+ of] Synonyms: hoard, supply, store, stockpile More Synonyms of stash stash in British English (stæʃ) verb 1. (transitive; often foll by away) informal to put or store (money, valuables, etc) in a secret place, as for safekeeping noun 2. informal a secret store or the place where this is hidden 3. slang drugs kept for personal consumption Word origin C20: origin unknown stash in American English (stæʃ) US, Informal verb transitive 1. to put or hide away (money, valuables, etc.) in a secret or safe place, as for future use noun 2. a place for hiding things 3. something hidden away; specif., a hidden supply of an illegal drug Word origin < ? stow & cache Examples of 'stash' in a sentence stash Australia stashed money away in the good times and paid off its debt. The Sun (2010) Lenders are expected to stash away profits over the coming years to build up their capital reserves. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Now the stash of cash has finally dried up. The Sun (2010) Households will no longer feel they need the comfort blanket of a large precautionary stash of savings. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Your other half finds a stash of shopping receipts and accuses you of overspending. The Sun (2012) How many bottles of champagne does he have stashed away? Times, Sunday Times (2006) She could turn nasty if they find her stash. The Sun (2012) He is proud of having stashed away a lot of money in foreign banks. Times, Sunday Times (2007) And as you play you can discover exciting bonus rounds and special symbols that help you stash the cash. The Sun (2009) Or is that her secret stash? Times, Sunday Times (2010) There were bottles stashed all over my beleaguered parents' house and garden. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We don't have money stashed in the bank to be paying heavy fines. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Police then searched his bungalow and found he had a drug stash worth more than 120,000. The Sun (2008) They published a much larger stash of files said to include site members' emails. The Sun (2015) Who'd have known our secret shopping stash would cost as much as a new car? The Sun (2010) In her handbag she'd stashed three bottles of sleeping pills. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Yet a real villain walks free with a suspended sentence over a huge cannabis stash and is let off over the illegal gun. The Sun (2016) Just imagine how much they would net if they managed to claw back ALL the money stashed in illegal accounts around the world. The Sun (2011) In other languages stash British English: stash VERB If you stash something valuable in a secret place, you store it there to keep it safe. We found money stashed behind the bookcase. American English: stash Brazilian Portuguese: esconder Chinese: 藏 >某物 European Spanish: esconder French: cacher German: verstecken Italian: nascondere Japanese: しまっておく Korean: 숨겨 두다 European Portuguese: esconder Latin American Spanish: esconder British English: stash NOUN A stash of something valuable is a secret store of it. A large stash of gold had been found aboard the yacht. American English: stash Brazilian Portuguese: carregamento Chinese: 藏匿处 >某物 European Spanish: alijo French: cache German: geheimes Lager Italian: quantità nascosta Japanese: 隠してあるもの Korean: 챙겨둔 양 European Portuguese: carregamento Latin American Spanish: alijo (verb) in the sense of store Definition a secret store, usually of illegal drugs, or the place where this is hidden He had stashed money away in secret offshore bank accounts. Synonyms store storing away cash that will come in useful later on stockpile People are stockpiling food for the coming winter. save up hoard They've begun to hoard food and gasoline. hide He hid the bicycle in the hawthorn hedge. secrete She secreted the gun in the kitchen cabinet. stow I helped her stow her bags in the boot of the car. cache lay up salt away put aside for a rainy day (noun) in the sense of hoard Definition to store (money or valuables) in a secret place for safekeeping A large stash of counterfeit notes had been found aboard the yacht. Synonyms hoard a hoard of silver and jewels supply The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen. store I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits. stockpile stockpiles of chemical weapons cache A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police. collection He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years. Additional synonyms in the sense of cache Synonyms store, hide, bury, conceal, stash (informal), put away, secrete in the sense of cache Definition a hidden store of weapons, provisions, or treasure A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police. Synonyms store, fund, supply, reserve, treasury, accumulation, stockpile, hoard, stash (informal) in the sense of collection Definition things collected or accumulated He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years. Synonyms accumulation, set, store, mass, pile, heap, stockpile, hoard, aggregate, congeries Nearby words of stash starvation starve starving stash state state of affairs state of mind Synonyms of 'stash' stash Explore 'stash' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of hide Definition to conceal (oneself or an object) from view or discovery He hid the bicycle in the hawthorn hedge. Synonyms conceal, stash (informal), secrete, cache, put out of sight in the sense of secrete Definition to put in a hiding place She secreted the gun in the kitchen cabinet. Synonyms hide, conceal, stash (informal), cover, screen, secure, bury, harbour, disguise, veil, shroud, stow, cache, stash away (informal) in the sense of stockpile Definition to store a large quantity of (something) for future use People are stockpiling food for the coming winter. Synonyms store up, hoard, put away, save, collect, gather, accumulate, garner, amass, buy up, cache, lay up, put by, stash away (informal) in the sense of stockpile Definition a large store gathered for future use stockpiles of chemical weapons Synonyms stock, store, reserve, bank, supply, collection, pool, arsenal, accumulation, hoard, cache in the sense of stow Definition to pack or store (something) I helped her stow her bags in the boot of the car. Synonyms pack, load, put away, store, stuff, deposit, jam, tuck, bundle, cram, stash (informal), secrete in the sense of supply Definition an amount available for use The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen. Synonyms store, fund, stock, source, reserve, quantity, reservoir, stockpile, hoard, cache
随便看	to be miles away to be mistaken (about sth) to be mixed up in sth to be mixed up with sb to be mortified to be motivated by sth to be (much) obliged to sb (for sth) to be murdered to be music to sb's ears to be mysterious about sth to be nailed shut to be named after or (us) for sb/sth to be named after sb/sth to be nasty to sb to be native to canada/france to bend over backwards to bend over backwards (to do sth) to bend someone's ear to bend the rules to be nearing completion to be (near or close) at hand to be neck and neck to benefit from sth to be nervous about sth/about doing sth to be nervous of sb/sth

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