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shel·ter
/ˈʃɛltɚ/
庇護所,避難所,庇護,隱蔽處,掩蔽(vt.)庇護,保護,隱匿(vi.)躲避
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Shel·ter
,
v. i.
To
take
shelter
.
There
oft
the
Indian
herdsman
,
shunning
heat
,
Shelters
in
cool
. --
Milton
.
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►
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Shel·ter
n.
1.
That
which
covers
or
defends
from
injury
or
annoyance
;
a
protection
;
a
screen
.
The
sick
and
weak
the
healing
plant
shall
aid
,
From
storms
a
shelter
,
and
from
heat
a
shade
. --
Pope
.
2.
One
who
protects
;
a
guardian
;
a
defender
.
Thou
[
God
]
hast
been
a
shelter
for
me
.
--
Ps
.
lxi
. 3.
3.
The
state
of
being
covered
and
protected
;
protection
;
security
.
Who
into
shelter
takes
their
tender
bloom
.
--
Young
.
Shelter tent
,a
small
tent
made
of
pieces
of
cotton
duck
arranged
to
button
together
.
In
field
service
the
soldiers
carry
the
pieces
.
Syn:
--
Asylum
;
refuge
;
retreat
;
covert
;
sanctuary
;
protection
;
defense
;
security
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Shel·ter
v. t.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Sheltered
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Sheltering
.]
1.
To
be
a
shelter
for
;
to
provide
with
a
shelter
;
to
cover
from
injury
or
annoyance
;
to
shield
;
to
protect
.
Those
ruins
sheltered
once
his
sacred
head
.
--
Dryden
.
You
have
no
convents
. . .
in
which
such
persons
may
be
received
and
sheltered
.
--
Southey
.
2.
To
screen
or
cover
from
notice
;
to
disguise
.
In
vain
I
strove
to
cheek
my
growing
flame
,
Or
shelter
passion
under
friendship's
name
. --
Prior
.
3.
To
betake
to
cover
,
or
to
a
safe
place
; --
used
reflexively
.
They
sheltered
themselves
under
a
rock
.
--
Abp
.
Abbot
.
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
shelter
n
1:
a
structure
that
provides
privacy
and
protection
from
danger
2:
protective
covering
that
provides
protection
from
the
weather
3:
the
condition
of
being
protected
; "
they
were
huddled
together
for
protection
"; "
he
enjoyed
a
sense
of
peace
and
protection
in
his
new
home
" [
syn
:
protection
]
4:
a
way
of
organizing
business
to
reduce
the
taxes
it
must
pay
on
current
earnings
[
syn
:
tax shelter
]
5:
temporary
housing
for
homeless
or
displaced
persons
v
1:
provide
shelter
for
; "
After
the
earthquake
,
the
government
could
not
provide
shelter
for
the
thousands
of
homeless
people
"
2:
invest
(
money
)
so
that
it
is
not
taxable
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