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/ˈbiːhaɪv//ˈbiːhaɪv/The word "beehive" comes from the Old English word "bēhyfe," which literally means "bee-house." It's a combination of the words "bēo" (bee) and "hyf" (house, dwelling). This makes sense, as the word describes the dwelling place of bees. The word "beehive" has been used to describe the home of honeybees since the early Middle Ages, and the term has evolved to also describe any structure resembling a beehive, including a bustling, crowded place or even a hairstyle.
a structure made for bees to live in
một cấu trúc được tạo ra cho những con ong sống trong
a hairstyle popular in the 1960s, in which the hair is piled on top of the head in a high round shape
một kiểu tóc phổ biến vào những năm 1960, trong đó tóc được búi cao trên đỉnh đầu theo hình tròn cao
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