cloaked

• 形容某物被覆盖、隐藏或伪装起来，常用于比喻意义。

Describes something that is covered, hidden, or concealed, often in a metaphorical sense.

1. Hidden or concealedB2formal

   Covered or disguised so as not to be seen or understood.

   隐蔽的

   • The spy moved through the city cloaked in shadows.
   • Her true intentions were cloaked in mystery.
   • The mountain peak was cloaked in thick fog.

   同义词concealedcoveredcovertdisguisedhiddenmaskedsecretveiled

   反义词disclosedexposeduncoveredvisible

2. Wearing a cloakB1formal

   Dressed in a long, loose outer garment.

   披斗篷的

   • The cloaked figure stood silently at the gate.
   • A group of cloaked travelers approached the castle.
   • The wizard was cloaked in a dark, flowing robe.

   同义词mantledrobed

• 动词，表示覆盖、遮蔽或隐藏某事物，常用于比喻意义，如掩盖真相或情感。

A verb used to indicate the act of covering, concealing, or hiding something, often in a metaphorical sense.

1. Conceal or disguiseB2formal

   To hide something, such as intentions or feelings, under a false appearance.

   掩饰

   • He cloaked his true intentions with a friendly smile.
   • The company cloaked its financial troubles behind optimistic reports.
   • She cloaked her disappointment with a cheerful demeanor.

   同义词camouflageconcealcoverdisguisehidemaskscreenshroudveil

   反义词discloseexposerevealuncover

2. Cover or envelopB2formal

   To cover something as if with a garment or a layer.

   笼罩

   • Fog cloaked the entire valley in a thick mist.
   • The mountain peaks were cloaked in snow.
   • Darkness cloaked the forest as night fell.

   同义词concealcoverdrapeenvelophidemaskshroudveilwrap

   反义词exposerevealuncover

3. Dress in a cloakB2formal

   To put a cloak on someone or something.

   给…披上斗篷

   • The queen was cloaked in a velvet robe.
   • He cloaked himself in a heavy coat before going out.
   • The statue was cloaked in a ceremonial shroud.

   同义词drapeenrobemantlerobewrap

   反义词uncloak