Lingaku- to conceal oneself
- to go into hiding
- to take cover
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- to conceal oneself
- to go into hiding
- to take cover
This meaning refers to the act of deliberately hiding oneself from others, typically to avoid being seen or found.
He concealed himself behind the tree, trying not to be seen by the enemy.
She concealed herself in the closet, waiting for the surprise to be revealed.
This meaning implies a more prolonged state of hiding, often due to a need for safety from danger or persecution.
He had to go into hiding out of fear of being pursued.
Some people choose to go into hiding for political reasons.
This meaning is often used in contexts where someone seeks protection from harm, such as in dangerous situations.
They took cover in the building to avoid the rain during the storm.
When the gunfire started, the soldiers quickly took cover behind the barricade.
Generated collocations (experimental)
duǒ cáng躲藏qǐ lai起来to conceal oneselfduǒ cáng躲藏dì diǎn地点hiding placeduǒ cáng躲藏jì qiǎo技巧hiding skillsmì mì秘密duǒ cáng躲藏secret hidingduǒ cáng躲藏shí jiān时间duration of hidingduǒ cáng躲藏fāng shì方式method of hidingduǒ cáng躲藏xí guàn习惯hiding habitsduǒ cáng躲藏xíng wéi行为hiding behaviorduǒ cáng躲藏zài在yīn yǐng阴影Zhōng中to hide in the shadowsduǒ cáng躲藏bù不Lù露to hide without a tracebèi pò被迫duǒ cáng躲藏to be forced into hidingduǒ cáng躲藏yú与māo shǔ yóu xì猫鼠游戏hiding and seek game