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Taiwan's beef with the US
GlobalPost
(SAM YEH/AFP/Getty Images) TAIPEI, Taiwan — You would think that Uncle Sam 美國 had seen it all by now. He's been lynched, immolated, spat on, ripped apart, blown up and dragged through raging streets from Hanoi to Islamabad to Havana.
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The AtlanticThe station, at that time, was "included in the demolition list of the provincial government works department," the caption claims. It's unclear who added the hideout to Google Maps or when, but it's already there -- and labeled as an "amusement park."
After a few days holed up with no money and no future with Joe, Carmen pays a
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be holed up
hole up
Take refuge or shelter, hide, as in I spent most of the cruise holed up in my cabin. This usage alludes to animals hibernating in winter or hiding from attack in caves or holes. [Late 1800s]
be holed up は何か: to be hiding in a safe place: hole up
- To hibernate in or as if in a hole.
- Informal. To take refuge in or as if in a hideout.
hole up
(1) 穴に入る；〈動物が〉冬ごもりする.
(2) ((略式))（…のもとに；…に）隠れる, ひそむ((with ...；in ...))；隠退する.
hideout
(hīd'out') n.
A place of shelter or concealment.
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