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Cloak
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mantello
a loose overgarment without sleeves fastened at the neck
What is a "cloak"?
A cloak is a loose outer garment that typically covers the body from the neck to below the knees or ankles, and is fastened at the neck with a button or a tie. It has been worn throughout history for various purposes such as warmth, protection from the elements, and as a fashion statement. Cloaks come in many different styles, materials, and lengths. They can be made from various fabrics such as wool, cashmere, silk, or velvet, and can be adorned with different features such as hoods, capes, fringes, or embroidery. The versatility and timeless elegance of cloaks have made them a popular choice for formal and casual occasions alike.
Example
The wizard 's cloak was adorned with mystical symbols and stars, making him look even more enigmatic.
Il mantello del mago era adornato con simboli mistici e stelle, rendendolo ancora più enigmatico.
She wrapped herself in a warm, woolen cloak to ward off the chill of the evening air.
Si avvolse in un caldo mantello per allontanare il freddo dell'aria serale.
02
mantello, cappa
anything that covers or conceals
to cloak
01
velare, nascere
to cover or hide something, making it less visible
Transitive: to cloak sth
Example
The magician deftly cloaked the object with a silk scarf before making it disappear.
Clouds began to cloak the moon, casting an eerie glow on the landscape.
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velare, coprire
to hide, cover, or disguise something so that it is not easily seen or recognized
Transitive: to cloak a truth or feeling
Example
She tried to cloak her disappointment with a smile.
He cloaked his true intentions behind a friendly demeanor.
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coprire, avvolgere
to cover or dress someone in a loose outer garment
Transitive: to cloak sb/sth
Example
She chose to cloak her shoulders with a stylish cape for the chilly evening.
The costume designer will cloak the actors in elegant cloaks for the performance.
