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Meaning of refuge in English
(Definition of refuge from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
refuge | American Dictionary
Examples of refuge
refuge
Seeking refuge in the past may be understood as their means of not being overwhelmed by their anxieties.
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Temperatures in artificial refuges were intermediate between these extremes.
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Microbial life can thus exist in isolated geothermal refuges despite long-term subfreezing surface conditions.
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Secondly, the otherwise smooth mudflat surface will have greater heterogeneity, with surface-stranded cockles providing refuges and attachment substrate for other organisms.
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The eastern, southern, and western parts of the island should not be visited and should serve as refuge areas.
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He argues that this conceptualisation builds a refuge of meaning within the bourgeois romantic critique of industrial society.
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We compared agouti movement with the locations of refuges and food trees, and the results suggest that the agoutis are central-place foragers.
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Natural resource-based activities formed the main refuge for poorer households that do not find niches in trading and employment.
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The second was a stunted radical-democratic impulse which, being denied a more conventional expression, sought refuge in increasing extremities of nationalist belief.
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The ideology of separate spheres breaks down when the home can no longer symbolize a refuge from the public world.
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It inhabited a peripheral zone where all kinds of outlaws ordinarily sought refuge, but into which state officials hated to venture.
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His first move was to sidestep dependency criticism and take refuge behind the shield of political history.
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Both forest types contained at least some areas of high quality habitat, and populations contracted into these refuge areas during the drought.
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He sought refuge in the desert, where police jurisdiction was weaker and his bedouin allies more numerous than in the cities.
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Such stories deconstruct the notion of home as a stronghold, a place of safety, a refuge.
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आसरा, आश्रयगृह…
避難所, 保護施設, 避難所（ひなんじょ）…
sığınma, korunma, koruma…
refuge [masculine], refuge…
refugi, alberg…
schuilplaats…
(தரும் இடம்) ஆபத்து, பிரச்சனை, மகிழ்ச்சியின்மை போன்றவற்றிலிருந்து பாதுகாப்பு அல்லது தங்குமிடம்.…
(खतरे, मुसीबत, या दुख आदि से) आश्रय…
સુરક્ષિત આશ્રય…
tilflugt…
skydd, fristad…
perlindungan…
die Zuflucht…
beskyttelse [masculine], tilfluktssted [neuter], tilflukt [masculine]…
پناہ, سہارا…
притулок, сховище…
ఆశ్రయం / ప్రమాదం, ఇబ్బంది, దురదృష్టం మొదలైన వాటి నుండి రక్షణ లేదా ఆశ్రయం ఇచ్చే ప్రదేశం…
আশ্রয়…
úkryt, útočiště…
perlindungan…
ที่หลบภัย…
nơi ẩn náu…
schronienie, schronisko…
피난처…
rifugio…
