cache
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6.0
- noun
- /kæʃ/
:
escondite
- The woman behind me talking to the detective, is Ms. Sue charleton, the newsday reporter who led detectives to the cache of stolen masterpieces.
- weapons cache
- arms cache
- find a cache
But you may be referring to this recent cache of letters, the trove.
- But you may be referring to this recent cache of letters, the trove.
- And So what they did was they buried caches of weapons and, and communication equipment all over Europe.
- He said because in India it's on a seen as a cache that, you know, I have a Swiss bank account.
Examples
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His mission was to recover a cache of Chinese gold, seized in North Korea.
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From the look of her cache, she was wealthier than me.
Academic text (2007) -
We suspect it's a weapons and food cache, maybe some documents.
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A tip given to police resulted in the recovery of the entire cache of stolen coins.
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Inside, Susan is stunned to find a cache of what appear to be her mother's paintings.
Academic text (2016) -
This cache of Renaissance lit has provided me with a treasure trove of dates and places and names.
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Along with a gold crucifix and the statue of the Virgin, Father Torres' expedition had a cache of gold doubloons.
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The archaeologists uncovered a cache of ancient tools buried beneath the ground.
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During the hike, we stumbled upon a hidden cache of supplies left by previous explorers.
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In the attic, he discovered a cache of old letters and photographs from his grandparents.
Synonyms
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4.8
A strong locked room or digital place for keeping valuable things safe
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4.3
A hidden store of money or things kept for later
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4.2
A large supply of goods kept for future use
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5.9
A safe place where people keep documents or other valuable items
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4.8
A secret collection of money or valuable things hidden for later use
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4.5
A supply of food kept in a hidden or safe place for later use
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.8
A small, fast part of a computer that stores often used data to make access quicker
- Specialized
A part of a computer's memory that stores often used data so the computer can read it faster
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Cache comes from the old French verb cacher, which means 'to hide'. So a cache is a hidden store of things kept for later.