Vocab Bloom Hub

sheathe

/ʃiːð/

Перевод: Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия помещения лезвия или острого предмета в ножны или чехол.

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verb

/ʃiːð/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия помещения лезвия или острого предмета в ножны или чехол.

A verb used to indicate the act of placing a blade or sharp object into a sheath or covering.

  1. Cover with a protective layerB2formal

    To encase or cover something with a protective material or covering.

    ruПокрывать защитным слоем

    • The electrician sheathed the wires in plastic tubing.
    • The ship's hull was sheathed in copper to prevent corrosion.
    • They sheathed the building's exterior in glass panels.

    Синонимыcasecladcoatcoverencaseenvelopplateshieldwrap

    Антонимыexposestripuncover

  2. Enclose with a sheathB2formal

    To put a knife, sword, or similar tool into its sheath or scabbard.

    ruВложить в ножны

    • The knight sheathed his sword after the battle.
    • He carefully sheathed the hunting knife before putting it away.
    • She sheathed the dagger and placed it on the table.

    Синонимыcasescabbardsheath

    Антонимыdrawextractpullunsheathe

  3. Plunge or bury in fleshC1formal

    To thrust a blade deeply into a body or object.

    ruВонзить

    • The assassin sheathed his blade in the victim's chest.
    • In the story, the hero sheathed his sword in the dragon's side.
    • He sheathed the knife in the animal's flesh to end its suffering.

    Синонимыburydriveembedplungesinkstabthrust

    Антонимыdrawextractwithdraw

Формы
  • sheathed past participle
  • sheathed past simple
  • sheathing present participle
  • sheathes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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