Pronunciation: /haɪd/
noun a hidden place; a secluded or isolated place
A1 I found a hide in the forest while hiking.
A2 The children built a hideout in the backyard.
B1 The spy used a clever hide to conceal his identity.
B2 The treasure map led them to a hidden hide filled with riches.
C1 The artist's use of light and shadow created a sense of mystery and hide in the painting.
C2 The intricate hide of the chameleon allows it to blend seamlessly into its surroundings.
verb to put or keep out of sight; conceal from the view or notice of others
A1 The cat likes to hide under the bed.
A2 She tried to hide her excitement when she saw the surprise party.
B1 The criminal attempted to hide the stolen goods in a secret compartment.
B2 The spy was able to hide the classified documents in a secure location.
C1 The artist's true talent was hidden behind a facade of simplicity.
C2 The politician's scandal was carefully hidden from the public eye until it was exposed by the media.
formal The criminal attempted to hide the stolen goods in a secret compartment.
informal I told you to hide the snacks before mom sees them!
slang She tried to hide her phone from her nosy friend.
figurative His emotions were so intense that he couldn't hide them anymore.
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