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1. noun1) Leichentuch, das (veralt.)2. transitive verbshroud something in something — etwas in etwas (Akk.) hüllen
* * *1. noun1) (a cloth wrapped around a dead body.) das Leichentuch2) (something that covers: a shroud of mist.) die Hülle2. verb(to cover or hide: The incident was shrouded in mystery.) hüllen* * *[ʃraʊd]I. n\shroud of dust Staubschicht f\shroud of fog Nebelschleier mII. vt▪ to \shroud sth etw einhüllen\shrouded in darkness in Dunkelheit eingehüllt\shrouded in fog in Nebel gehüllt, nebelverhangen gehto \shroud sth in scaffolding etw einrüstento \shroud sth in secrecy ( fig) etw geheim halten* * *[ʃraʊd]1. n1) Leichentuch nt, Totenhemd nt2. vt* * *shroud [ʃraʊd]A s1. Leichentuch n, Totenhemd n2. fig Hülle f, Schleier m:shroud of mist Nebel-, Dunstschleier;a shroud of secrecy surrounds … ein Schleier des Geheimnisses umgibt …3. pl SCHIFF Wanten pl4. TECH Ummantelung fB v/t1. in ein Leichentuch (ein)hüllen2. TECH ummanteln3. fig in Nebel, Geheimnis etc hüllen:shrouded in mystery geheimnisumwoben4. fig verschleiern* * *1. noun1) Leichentuch, das (veralt.)2) (fig.): (of fog, mystery, etc.) Schleier, der2. transitive verbshroud something in something — etwas in etwas (Akk.) hüllen
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2 shroud
< aerospace> ■ Schutzkegel m<mech.eng> (of pump impeller) ■ Deckscheibe f ; Abdeckscheibe f ; Deckwand f ; Radseitenwand f<mech.eng> (annular web) ■ kreisförmiger Steg mvt <tech.gen> (cover with envelope, sleeve, cladding) ■ umhüllen vt ; ummanteln vtvt <tech.gen> ■ abschließen vt
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