stash

UK
/stæʃ/
US
/stæʃ/
stashnoun
stashes
pl
UK
/stæʃ/
US
/stæʃ/
Translations
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.
Definitions
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
stashed
Past Simple
stashed
Past Participle
stashing
ing-form
UK
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US
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Translations
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.
Definitions
To store or hide something in a secret or safe place.
She decided to stash her savings in a box under the bed.
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
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.