stashed

UK
/stæʃt/
US
/stæʃt/
stashedverb
stashed
Past Simple
stashed
Past Participle
UK
/stæʃt/
US
/stæʃt/
Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb "stash".
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of the verb "stash".
They stashed the supplies in the basement before the storm hit.
stashedadjective
more stashed
Comp.
most stashed
Super.
UK
/stæʃt/
US
/stæʃt/
Translations
The stashed money was found under the floorboards.
Спрятанные деньги были найдены под половицами.
The stashed documents were crucial for the investigation.
Запрятанные документы были важны для расследования.
Definitions
Hidden or stored away for future use.
She found the stashed money under the floorboards.
Synonyms
stashverb

stashed

Past Simple

stashed
Past Simple
stashed
Past Participle
stashing
Gerund
UK
/stæʃ/
US
/stæʃ/
Translations
He decided to stash the money in a safe place.
Он решил спрятать деньги в безопасном месте.
She managed to stash the snacks before anyone noticed.
Ей удалось заныкать закуски, прежде чем кто-либо заметил.
They tried to stash the evidence from the police.
Они пытались скрыть улики от полиции.
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
stashnoun
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.
stashadjective
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.