单词 | cover |
释义 | Word Frequency cover(ˈkʌvə) verb (mainly tr) 1. to place or spread something over so as to protect or conceal 2. to provide with a covering; clothe 3. to put a garment, esp a hat, on (the body or head) 4. to extend over or lie thickly on the surface of; spread snow covered the fields 5. to bring upon (oneself); invest (oneself) as if with a covering covered with shame 6. (sometimes foll by up) to act as a screen or concealment for; hide from view 7. military to protect (an individual, formation, or place) by taking up a position from whichfire may be returned if those being protected are fired upon 8. (also intr,; often foll by for) to assume responsibility for (a person or thing) to cover for a colleague in his absence 9. (intr; foll by for or up for) to provide an alibi (for) 10. to have as one's territory this sales team covers the north 11. to travel over to cover three miles a day 12. (transitive) to have or place in the aim and within the range of (a firearm) 13. to include or deal with his talk covered all aspects of the subject 14. (of an asset or income) to be sufficient to meet (a liability or expense) 15. a. to insure against loss, risk, etc b. to provide for (loss, risk, etc) by insurance 16. (also intr) finance to purchase (securities, etc) in order to meet contracts, esp short sales 17. to deposit (an equivalent stake) in a bet or wager 18. (also intr) to play a card higher in rank than (one played beforehand by another player) 19. to act as reporter or photographer on (a news event, etc) for a newspaper or magazine to cover sports events 20. sport to guard or protect (an opponent, team-mate, or area) 21. music to record a cover version of 22. (of a male animal, esp a horse) to copulate with (a female animal) 23. (of a bird) to brood (eggs) noun 24. anything that covers, spreads over, protects, or conceals 25. woods or bushes providing shelter or a habitat for wild creatures 26. a. a blanket used on a bed for warmth b. another word for bedspread 27. finance liquid assets, reserves, or guaranteed income sufficient to discharge a liability, meet an expenditure, etc 28. a pretext, disguise, or false identity they used the business as a cover for a smuggling operation 29. insurance another word for coverage (sense 3) 30. an envelope or package for sending through the post under plain cover 31. on cover 32. an individual table setting, esp in a restaurant 33. sport the guarding or protection of an opponent, team-mate, or area 34. Also called: cover version a version by a different artist of a previously recorded musical item 35. cricket a. (often plural) the area more or less at right angles to the pitch on the off side and usually about halfway to the boundary to field in the covers b. (as modifier) a cover drive by a batsman c. Also called: cover point a fielder in such a position 36. ecology the percentage of the ground surface covered by a given species of plant 37. break cover 38. take cover 39. under cover Derived forms coverable (ˈcoverable) adjective coverer (ˈcoverer) noun coverless (ˈcoverless) adjective Word origin C13: from Old French covrir, from Latin cooperīre to cover completely, from operīre to cover over |
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