to veil
01
遮掩, 掩盖
to conceal or obscure something, as if with a covering
Transitive: to veil sth
例子
The actress skillfully veiled her face with a fan during the dramatic scene.
女演员在戏剧性的场景中巧妙地用扇子遮掩了她的脸。
02
遮盖, 隐藏
to cover or conceal something so that it is not easily seen or recognized
Transitive: to veil sth
例子
Thick clouds veiled the sun, casting shadows across the landscape.
厚厚的云层遮蔽了太阳，在风景上投下了阴影。
Veil
01
面纱, 新娘面纱
a piece of fabric worn by brides that covers the head and face or drapes over the back, often made of lace or other delicate materials
例子
The bride wore a long, flowing veil that cascaded down her back during the wedding ceremony.
新娘在婚礼上戴了一条长长的、流动的面纱，面纱从她的背上倾泻而下。
例子
The actress wore a delicate veil at the film premiere, adding a touch of mystery to her look.
这位女演员在电影首映式上戴了一条精致的面纱，为她的造型增添了一丝神秘感。
03
面纱, 披肩
a ceremonial or formal garment, often a silk shawl, worn by clergy or for special occasions
例子
Monks draped a veil over their shoulders during the ceremony.
僧侣们在仪式期间将面纱披在肩上。
04
羊膜, 胚胎膜
the inner embryonic membrane in higher vertebrates, often covering the head at birth
例子
Biologists studied the veil of developing embryos.
生物学家研究了发育中胚胎的膜。
05
菌幕, 膜
a thin membranous layer covering the immature fruiting body of some mushrooms
例子
Mycologists identify species by the presence of a veil.
真菌学家通过菌幕的存在来识别物种。
词汇树
unveil
veiled
veiling
veil
