burrow in German
burrow in German is Bau, graben — burrow means to dig a tunnel or hole, typically as a home or hiding place.
burrow in German
Bau
A tunnel or hole, often as dug by a small creature.
graben
(intransitive) To dig a tunnel or hole.
What does "burrow" mean?
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verb To dig a tunnel or hole, typically as a home or hiding place.
"Rabbits burrow into soft soil to build their warrens."
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verb To push or nestle into something for warmth, comfort, or safety.
"The cat burrowed under the blankets to keep warm."
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noun A tunnel or hole dug by an animal as a home.
"The fox retreated into its burrow at the first sign of danger."
burrow in a sentence
- Rabbits burrow into soft soil to build their warrens.
- The cat burrowed under the blankets to keep warm.
- The fox retreated into its burrow at the first sign of danger.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "burrow" in German?
"burrow" in German is Bau, graben. burrow means: To dig a tunnel or hole, typically as a home or hiding place.
How do you use "burrow" in a sentence?
Example: "Rabbits burrow into soft soil to build their warrens." In German, "burrow" is Bau, graben.
Are there other ways to say "burrow" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "burrow": Bau, graben.
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