| 释义 | shrouding
 shroudS0376500 (shroud)n.1.  A cloth used to wrap a body for burial; a winding sheet.2.  Something that conceals, protects, or screens: under a shroud of fog.3. a.  Nautical One of a set of ropes or wire cables stretched from the masthead to the sides of a vessel to support the mast.b.  A similar supporting line for a smokestack or comparable structure.c.  One of the ropes connecting the harness and canopy of a parachute.v. shroud·ed, shroud·ing, shrouds v.tr.1.  To wrap (a corpse) in burial clothing.2. a.  To envelop and obscure or shut off from sight: Fog shrouded the city. See Synonyms at  block.b.  To envelop or be associated with and make difficult to understand: "Diabetes continued as a kind of underground disease, shrouded in myth and bereft of advocates" (James S. Hirsch).3.  Archaic To shelter; protect.v.intr. Archaic  To take cover; find shelter.[Middle English schrud, garment, from Old English scrūd.]EncyclopediaSeeshroud
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