warren in Czech
warren in Czech is králičí kolonie, králičí nory, bludiště — warren means a network of interconnecting burrows where rabbits live.
warren in Czech
králičí kolonie
A system of burrows in which rabbits live.
králičí nory
A system of burrows in which rabbits live.
bludiště
What does "warren" mean?
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noun A network of interconnecting burrows where rabbits live.
"The rabbits disappeared into their warren as soon as they heard footsteps."
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noun A confusing, maze-like place with many narrow passages or rooms, often crowded.
"The office building was a warren of tiny rooms, and I got lost twice."
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warren in a sentence
- The rabbits disappeared into their warren as soon as they heard footsteps.
- A fox was digging near the entrance to the warren on the hillside.
- The office building was a warren of tiny rooms, and I got lost twice.
- Their little flat felt like a warren, with stairs and corridors in every direction.
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What is "warren" in Czech?
"warren" in Czech is králičí kolonie, králičí nory, bludiště. warren means: A network of interconnecting burrows where rabbits live.
How do you use "warren" in a sentence?
Example: "The rabbits disappeared into their warren as soon as they heard footsteps." In Czech, "warren" is králičí kolonie, králičí nory, bludiště.
Are there other ways to say "warren" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "warren": králičí kolonie, králičí nory, bludiště.
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