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In 1953 he married the poet Ursula Wood (1911–2007). At this time they moved from Dorking, Surrey back to London and occupied a house at 10 Hanover Terrace, Regents Park. She had met Vaughan Williams in 1938 and they had begun an affair while still married to their respective spouses.

spouse
━━ n. 配偶者.

cave
n.

1. A hollow or natural passage under or into the earth, especially one with an opening to the surface.
2. A storage cellar, especially for wine.

v., caved, cav·ing, caves. v.tr.

1. To dig or hollow out.
2. To cause to collapse or fall in. Often used with in: The impact caved in the roof of the car.

v.intr.

1. To fall in; collapse. Often used with in: The walls caved in during the earthquake.
2. To give up all opposition; yield. Often used with in: The school committee caved in to the demands of parents.
3. To explore caves.

[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin cava, from neuter pl. of cavus, hollow.]

[名]

1 洞窟(どうくつ), ほら穴, （山腹の）横穴（▼大きなものはcavernという）；（特にワインの）地下貯蔵室.

2 《英国史》（政党からの）脱党（組）.

3 ＝cave-in.

4 ((米俗))窓のない小さな事務室.

5 ショーを行う地階のカフェ.

━━[動](他)

1 …にほら穴［横穴］を掘る；〈とりでなどを〉穴を掘って作る((out))；…を探検する.

2 〈帽子などを〉へこませる；〈地盤などを〉陥没［落盤］させる((in)).

━━(自)

1 〈帽子・壁などが〉へこむ；〈ほお・目などが〉落ち込む, くぼむ；〈屋根・天井などが〉崩れ落ちる；〈地盤が〉陥没［落盤］する((in)).

2 ((略式))〈人が〉（…に）へたばる, 降参する((to ...))；〈抵抗・反対などが〉弱まる；〈会社が〉破産する((in)).

3 （スポーツとして）洞窟を探検する, ケービングをする

go caving
洞窟探検に行く.

［古フランス語←ラテン語cavus（くぼんだ）の名詞用法. △CAVERN, CAGE］

cave in (orcave something in)

1(With reference to a roof or similar structure) subside or collapse, or cause something to do this:the tunnel walls caved instorms caved the roof inLen’s club would have caved his skull in

1.1Yield or submit under pressure:the manager caved in to his demands