shelter
//ˈʃɛltər//
Noun
shelterSingular
sheltersPlural
1
A structure or place that provides protection from bad weather, danger, or attack
We found shelter from the storm in a small cave.
2
Protection or refuge from danger, bad weather, or other harmful conditions
They took shelter from the storm in a nearby cave.
3
A place providing temporary accommodation for homeless people or those in need
She volunteers at a homeless shelter on weekends.
Verb
shelterInfinitive
shelterPresent tense
shelteredPast tense
shelteredPast participle
shelteringPresent participle
sheltersThird-person singular
1
To protect or shield from danger, bad weather, or attack
The trees sheltered us from the rain.
2
To take cover or find protection in a safe place
We sheltered under a tree during the storm.
3
To provide a place to stay or live for someone in need
The church sheltered homeless families during the winter.