a wild animal's resting place, especially one which is well hidden (野兽的)窝,巢穴 ■a secret or private place in which a person seeks concealment or seclusion 秘密藏身处,躲藏处
语源
Old English leger 'resting-place, bed', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch leger 'bed, camp' and German Lager 'storehouse', also to lie. Compare with laager, lager, and leaguer
lair2 (Austral./NZ informal)(澳/新西兰,非正式) noun
a flashily dressed man who enjoys showing off 衣着华丽爱炫耀的男子
verb
[no obj.]dress or behave in a flashy manner 衣着华丽;好炫耀 some of us laired up in Assam silk suits. 我们有些人卖弄地穿上了阿萨姆丝套装。
派生 lairy adjective 语源
1930s: back-formation from lairy (earlier as Cockney slang in the sense 'knowing, conceited'), alteration of leery