shrouds

英 [ʃraʊdz]

美 [ʃraʊdz]

n.  裹尸布; 寿衣; 覆盖物; 遮蔽物
v.  覆盖; 隐藏; 遮蔽; 隐瞒; 保密
shroud的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 裹尸布;寿衣
  Ashroudis a cloth which is used for wrapping a dead body.
• N-COUNT 遮蔽物;覆盖物
  You can refer to something that surrounds an object or situation as ashroud ofsomething.
  1. ...a parked car huddled under a shroud of grey snow...
     车身上覆着一层灰白色积雪的停放着的汽车
  2. Ministers are as keen as ever to wrap their activities in a shroud of secrecy.
     部长们都一如既往地迫切想要将他们的行动搞得神神秘秘的。
• VERB 隐瞒;保密;掩饰;掩盖
  If somethinghas been shrouded inmystery or secrecy, very little information about it has been made available.
  1. For years the teaching of acting has been shrouded in mystery.
     多年以来表演教学一直蒙着神秘的面纱。
  2. ...the secrecy which has shrouded the whole affair.
     笼罩着整件事的诡秘气氛
• VERB (黑暗、烟雾等)遮蔽，笼罩
  If darkness, fog, or smokeshroudsan area, it covers it so that it is difficult to see.
  1. Mist shrouded the outline of Buckingham Palace.
     雾霭蒙蒙，白金汉宫若隐若现。

双语例句

• They wore shrouds and were often described as bloated and of ruddy or dark countenance.
  他们穿寿衣，但往往被臃肿和红润或暗的脸上描述。
• He shrouds his business dealings in secrecy.
  他秘密进行交易。
• A small horizontal rope between the shrouds of a sailing ship; they form a ladder for climbing aloft.
  一种短小的水平的在帆船的横桅索之间的绳索；它们形成了一个供攀援的梯子。
• The scent of the Dark Umbra clings to them, adding to the eerie mystery that shrouds them.
  暗影界影响紧随着他们，带给他们怪诞的神秘气息。
• Their shrouds are bloody and their lips are wet.
  它们的尸衣血污、嘴唇未干。
• The performance of shroud damper was investigated systematically by researching the nonlinear responses of plate blades with shrouds.
  针对带凸肩的平板叶片，对凸肩阻尼结构的减振规律进行了系统的研究。
• All of the corpses wrapped in white shrouds.
  个个尸体都披着白色的寿衣。
• After commending their souls to God, the Captain-General still being sick, I cast them into the sea without shrouds, for there was no one to make them.
  鉴于海军上校大人还在病中，我就主持仪式，让他们的灵魂向上帝报到，把他们的尸体扔进大海。连裹尸布都没得人来缝，就这么处理掉了。
• For much of the year a grey blanket of pollutants shrouds the city.
  一年里多数时候，北京城都为一层灰蒙蒙的污染物所笼罩。
• Hole in a platform on a mast through which a sailor can climb without going out on the shrouds.
  在桅杆平台上的一个口，通过此口，海员可以不必用桅杆的左右支索就能自动上升。