shroud
shroud
ʃraʊd
shrawd
/ʃÉčˈa‍ʊd/

A(z) „shroud” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to shroud
01

burkol, elrejt

to cover something in a protective or concealing manner
Transitive: to shroud sth
to shroud definition and meaning
Példåk
The funeral director had to shroud the casket with a ceremonial cloth during the service.
A temetkezĂ©si vezetƑnek ceremoniĂĄlis anyaggal kellett befednie a koporsĂłt a szertartĂĄs alatt.
02

beborĂ­t, befed

to cover or envelop the deceased individual with a cloth, typically as part of funeral rites
Transitive: to shroud a dead body
Példåk
In some cultures, it is customary to shroud the deceased in a simple cloth as a sign of humility and respect.
NĂ©hĂĄny kultĂșrĂĄban szokĂĄs szerint alĂĄzat Ă©s tisztelet jelĂ©ĂŒl egy egyszerƱ anyagba burkolni a halottat.
03

burkol, eltakar

to conceal or obscure something from view, as if enveloping it in a shroud
Transitive: to shroud sth in sth
Példåk
The company 's financial dealings were shrouded in secrecy, raising questions about its transparency.
A vĂĄllalat pĂ©nzĂŒgyi ĂŒgyletei titokban burkoltak, ami kĂ©rdĂ©seket vetett fel az ĂĄtlĂĄthatĂłsĂĄgĂĄt illetƑen.
01

halotti lepel, sirasztĂł

a piece of fabric used to wrap a deceased person's body for burial or cremation
Példåk
The archaeologists uncovered a well-preserved mummy still encased in its burial shroud within the tomb.
A rĂ©gĂ©szek egy jĂłl megƑrzött mĂșmiĂĄt tĂĄrtak fel, amely mĂ©g mindig a temetĂ©si lepelĂ©be van csomagolva a sĂ­rban.
02

vitorlakötél, vitorlåszíj

(nautical) a line (rope or chain) that regulates the angle at which a sail is set in relation to the wind
03

felfĂŒggesztƑ kötĂ©l, ejtƑernyƑ felfĂŒggesztƑ kötele

a line that suspends the harness from the canopy of a parachute
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