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From:
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nest
/ˈnɛst/
巢,窩,休息所,隱匿處(vi.)築巢,找鳥巢(vt.)為…設窩,使套入
From:
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nest
/ˈnɛst/
名詞
巢
From:
Taiwan MOE computer dictionary
nest
巢; 巢結; 巢套; 套; 巢狀; 嵌套; 後進先出( 一種存取方式 )
From:
Network Terminology
nest
巢
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Nest
n.
1.
The
bed
or
receptacle
prepared
by
a
fowl
for
holding
her
eggs
and
for
hatching
and
rearing
her
young
.
The
birds
of
the
air
have
nests
.
--
Matt
.
viii
. 20.
2.
Hence
:
The
place
in
which
the
eggs
of
other
animals
,
as
insects
,
turtles
,
etc
.,
are
laid
and
hatched
;
a
snug
place
in
which
young
animals
are
reared
.
3.
A
snug
,
comfortable
,
or
cozy
residence
or
situation
;
a
retreat
,
or
place
of
habitual
resort
;
hence
,
those
who
occupy
a
nest
,
frequent
a
haunt
,
or
are
associated
in
the
same
pursuit
;
as
,
a
nest
of
traitors
;
a
nest
of
bugs
.
A
little
cottage
,
like
some
poor
man's
nest
.
--
Spenser
.
4.
Geol.
An
aggregated
mass
of
any
ore
or
mineral
,
in
an
isolated
state
,
within
a
rock
.
5.
A
collection
of
boxes
,
cases
,
or
the
like
,
of
graduated
size
,
each
put
within
the
one
next
larger
.
6.
Mech.
A
compact
group
of
pulleys
,
gears
,
springs
,
etc
.,
working
together
or
collectively
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Nest
v. i.
To
build
and
occupy
a
nest
.
The
king
of
birds
nested
within
his
leaves
.
--
Howell
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Nest
,
v. t.
To
put
into
a
nest
;
to
form
a
nest
for
.
From
him
who
nested
himself
into
the
chief
power
.
--
South
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
nest
n
1:
a
structure
in
which
animals
lay
eggs
or
give
birth
to
their
young
2:
a
kind
of
gun
emplacement
; "
a
machine-gun
nest
"; "
a
nest
of
snipers
"
3:
a
cosy
or
secluded
retreat
4:
a
gang
of
people
(
criminals
or
spies
or
terrorists
)
assembled
in
one
locality
; "
a
nest
of
thieves
"
5:
furniture
pieces
made
to
fit
close
together
v
1:
inhabit
a
nest
,
usually
after
building
; "
birds
are
nesting
outside
my
window
every
Spring
"
2:
fit
together
or
fit
inside
; "
nested
bowls
"
3:
move
or
arrange
oneself
in
a
comfortable
and
cozy
position
;
"
We
cuddled
against
each
other
to
keep
warm
"; "
The
children
snuggled
into
their
sleeping
bags
" [
syn
:
cuddle
,
snuggle
,
nestle
,
nuzzle
,
draw close
]
4:
gather
nests
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