English to Greek Meaning of lair - φωλιά

Lair :
φωλιά

φωλιά, ενοικιαζόμενα καταλύματα, παράγκες, προσωρινή κατοικία, μέτρια κατάθεση, κάτω κόσμος

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Definitions of lair in English
Noun(1) the habitation of wild animals
Examples of lair in English
(1) the badgers carried the food back to their lair(2) She hid the mirror in her secret lair , a storage room located in the chateau's basement.(3) There he saw that his dogs had roused a wild boar from its lair , and he set off on a chase.(4) About two minutes later he returned with two doctors from his secret lair .(5) Her eyes studied more clues that let her to piece together that this was indeed the lair of the criminal they were looking for.(6) We have actually managed to interview him from deep in his secret lair somewhere along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.(7) As it is an offence to kill or ÔÇÿknowingly disturbÔÇÖ an otter, the developers will now have to construct a replacement holt - an underground lair - for the animals.(8) Meanwhile, in a dark part of Earth, in his secret lair deep in the Bermuda triangle, a menace by the name of Hordas was plotting to take over the World.(9) What a desolation it has become, a lair for wild animals!(10) Bilbo enters the dragon's lair , and steals a golden cup for them.(11) She retreats upward, seeking the seclusion of her rooftop lair .(12) What if they use these results to start building nuclear weapons in a secret, underground, mountain lair ?(13) he led the police to the criminals' lair(14) Doug built a lair , with a secret hidden entrance that only he knew of but his father told him to put all the cushions back on the sofa and chairs properly when he got home from work that evening.(15) They must have taken her to the secret lair of the scientists.(16) Otters have been spotted on the River Calder, in Dewsbury, after a new holt - a lair - was built to try to encourage them to breed.
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1. den ::
φωλιά
2. hideout ::
κρησφύγετο
Different Forms
lair, lairs
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