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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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I. cave [Brit keɪv, americ keɪv] SUBST

cave

II. cave [Brit keɪv, americ keɪv] VERBO intr

cave

I. cave in VERBO [Brit keɪv -, americ keɪv -] (cave in)

1. cave in literal:

cave in tunnel, roof, building:
cave in beam:

2. cave in fig person:

cave in

II. cave in VERBO [Brit keɪv -, americ keɪv -] (cave [sth] in, cave in [sth])

cave in roof
cave in skull, rib cage

cave dweller SUBST

cave dweller

cave painting SUBST

cave-in SUBST

cave-in

Aladdin's cave SUBST fig

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francês
inglês
inglês
cave
cave atrib
cave-dweller, troglodyte téc

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I. cave [keɪv] SUBST

1. cave (hole):

cave

2. cave MINER:

cave

II. cave [keɪv] VERBO intr

cave

cave painting SUBST

cave-in SUBST

cave-in

cave in VERBO intr a. fig

cave in
Entrada OpenDict

cave painting SUBST

francês
francês
inglês
inglês
cave
cave dweller
subside, cave in intr
antre d'un sorcier
cave
no Dicionário PONS
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francês

I. cave [keɪv] SUBST

1. cave (hole):

cave

2. cave MINER:

cave

II. cave [keɪv] VERBO intr

cave

cave painting SUBST

cave dweller SUBST

cave dweller

cave-in SUBST

cave-in

cave in VERBO intr a. fig

cave in
roof of a cave, mouth
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
cave
cave dweller
effondrer plancher, sol
to cave in
Present
Icave
youcave
he/she/itcaves
wecave
youcave
theycave
Past
Icaved
youcaved
he/she/itcaved
wecaved
youcaved
theycaved
Present Perfect
Ihavecaved
youhavecaved
he/she/ithascaved
wehavecaved
youhavecaved
theyhavecaved
Past Perfect
Ihadcaved
youhadcaved
he/she/ithadcaved
wehadcaved
youhadcaved
theyhadcaved

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Cave paintings indicate that people believed the practice would cure epileptic seizures, migraines, and mental disorders.
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She performed the first time evaluation of cave painting art of the region.
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It was possibly used first for body painting, and later for cave painting.
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Human record-keeping arguably dates back to the cave painting boom of the upper paleolithic, some 32,000-40,000 years ago.
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Cave painting and rock carvings used simple visual elements that may have aided in recognizing landscape features, such as hills or dwellings.
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