stash

UK
/stæʃ/
US
/stæʃ/

Translations

stashnoun
stashes
pl
UK
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US
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cachelieu secret où l’on dissimule des objets
The police discovered a stash of stolen goods hidden in the basement.
La police a découvert une cache de marchandises volées cachée dans le sous-sol.
réservequantité gardée en réserve ou cachée
She always keeps a stash of chocolate in her desk drawer for emergencies.
Elle garde toujours une réserve de chocolat dans le tiroir de son bureau pour les urgences.
stashverb
stashed
Past Simple
stashed
Past Participle
stashing
Gerund
UK
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US
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cachermettre à l’abri ou dissimuler discrètement
She decided to stash her savings in a box under the bed.
Elle a décidé de cacher ses économies dans une boîte sous le lit.
Synonyms
stashadjective
UK
/stæʃ/
US
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Used attributively before another noun (e.g., “stash house”) to denote association with a hidden store or hiding place.

Definitions

stashnoun
A secret store of something, often valuable or illegal.
The police discovered a stash of stolen goods hidden in the basement.
A quantity of something that is kept hidden or in reserve.
She always keeps a stash of chocolate in her desk drawer for emergencies.
A place where something is hidden or stored secretly.
The smugglers went back to the mountain stash to pick up the packages.
stashverb
To store or hide something in a secret or safe place.
She decided to stash her savings in a box under the bed.
stashadjective
Relating to or designating a place or container used for hiding or storing something illicit or valuable.
Agents stormed a stash house on the outskirts of the city.