hoarding
US /ˈhɔːr.dɪŋ/
UK /ˈhɔːr.dɪŋ/
1.
囤积, 贮藏
the act of collecting and storing a large amount of something, often secretly or excessively
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The government warned against hoarding essential supplies during the crisis.
政府警告不要在危机期间囤积必需品。
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His extreme hoarding made his house unlivable.
他极端的囤积行为使他的房子无法居住。
2.
广告牌, 围板
a large board used to display advertisements, especially outdoors
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They put up a new advertising hoarding near the highway.
他们在高速公路附近竖起了一块新的广告牌。
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The construction site was surrounded by a wooden hoarding.
施工现场被木制围板围住。
1.
囤积, 贮藏
collecting and storing a large amount of something
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He was accused of hoarding food during the shortage.
他被指控在物资短缺期间囤积食物。
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The squirrel was busy hoarding nuts for the winter.
松鼠忙着囤积坚果过冬。