Definition of cowl in English:

cowl

noun kaʊlkaʊl

1A large loose hood, especially one forming part of a monk's habit.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a rose-pink bias-cut cocktail dress with a cowl neckline, and little rose-pink beads scattered down the front.
- ‘Drink this for me,’ I say and pull his cowl down.
- He pulled a white hooded robe on and threw the cowl over his face, obscuring his features entirely.
- Seraph stopped when the cloaked figure pulled his cowl down, to reveal a young girl.
- The figure was clad in black, with the cowl of his cloak hiding his face.
- The advisor pulled back his cowl, and his balding pate, though thick of long, dark hair, shone in the torch-light.
- The scapula was meant to protect the chemise, and had a built in hood or cowl.
- He's a slender, pale man, whose face is obscured by a black cowl.
- No face was visible from beneath the depths of the cowls.
- Then something caught his cowl and pulled it off his head.
- He hid his face in the cowl of his coat, trying not to pay attention to the people staring at him.
- His cowl has a vaguely avian appearance, with a visor in the shape of a beak.
- I pull the cowl down to see the stitch I slashed.
- He said as he clasped the cowl of a cloak around his neck.
- The four put their cowls back over their heads, then left the room, no one bothering to extinguish the lamp.
- The cowl of his cloak was raised, but I could see his eyes.
- The beastly men now wore black cowls across their heads.
- Another woman walks to her side, in black, with a white cowl.
- He stood behind them, eyes peering out under the black cowl.
- His cowl had fallen back, exposing his tonsure.
- Danovin sneered, hidden in his cowl, and grumbled under his breath.
1. 1.1 A monk's hooded, sleeveless habit.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Anyone who ever did know the man behind the hooded cowl died long ago and in a horrible fashion.
  A priest in a long black cowl is firing burning flare at Jephthan.
  Then, an army of warriors and men dressed in black cowls came from the direction of Plunder castle and sacked the town.
  A train of figures in tattered and bloody cowls were being herded toward the mouth of a cavern.
  The Dampminer looked up at the men in black cowls.
  He had donned the garb of a Hammalite monk, wearing a long whitish-grey cowl.
  It can be difficult tell a brown monk's cowl from a soldier's dark dress when all look nearly black.
  Yorkshire's own outlaw, Robin Hood, was among the original hoodie wearers, alongside monks and friars who wore cowls.
  The three figures had human faces - young, male faces under monk-like cowls.
  He's Batman without the cowl, but the sunglasses substitute nicely.
  He looked at my monk's cowl with an odd, hesitant smile.
  She shoved back the wrap his cowl ended in and found a dagger and an empty sheath strapped to his waist.
  It was dressed in the black cowl of a priest.
  Although resembling monks by virtue of their cowls and heavy draperies, the majority of the mourners are laymen.
  All of them - advisers and Chancellor alike - wore skullcaps and cowls.
  A new cowl sits on a shelf beside several others.
  During my time at Ampleforth there were the monks wandering down the corridors in their cowls.
  She stared at the children's white robes and the guards' black cowls.
  In one fluid movement, he discarded cowl and robe, and stood girded in his mail of scorched black iron.
  I undo his collar and remove his cowl so that I can get to his cuts and bruises.
2. 1.2 A cloak with wide sleeves worn by members of Benedictine orders.
2The hood-shaped covering of a chimney or ventilation shaft.
Example sentencesExamples
- While architectural salvage was a condition of the eventual consent for demolition, the distinctive cowls have disappeared.
- Remove the top of the roof cowl by loosening the bolts.
- These cowls would be used where rain and/or birds or other pests are a problem.
- Its distinctive cowls have disappeared forever from the city's skyline.
- I told the council about this and they came down and put a cowl on the chimney.
3
another term for cowling
Example sentencesExamples
- I liked the bit about the engine cowls scraping along the runway as the mortar bombs stirred in the hold.
- From the landing gear, a single bracing wire extended into the cowl and was fixed to the motor mount.
- We opened the top cowl, and he checked the cylinders with his hand to see if one might be running cool.
- I was already taking care of the props and cowls when there was a sudden sinking sensation!
- Pop the cowl on your plane after it has sat quietly on the ramp for a couple of months.
- The craft had the cowl, upper wing surface, and tail painted bright yellow.
- The cowl was tightly-wrapped sheet aluminum and the area around the snug cockpit was also covered in sheet aluminum.
- Three basic versions are available - the chassis cab, crew cab and the chassis cowl.
- Once the cowl and inspection covers have been removed, it's time to begin using the checklist.
- Fitted with a three-blade propeller, the engine was enclosed in a narrow ring cowl.
- Early Debonairs had 225 hp under the cowl, yet still offered cruise speeds near 160 knots on only about 13 gph.
- Externally, the most noticeable difference between the 172 and the 175 is the slight hump on the engine cowl behind the propeller.
- Most POHs include a little walkaround map that usually starts with checking the oil on the right side of the engine cowl.
- Shut off the engine and remove the cowl or whatever is necessary to drain the oil.
- I'll get all the engine cowls off, get all the dust out of it, and a lot of areas have to be repolished.
- When completed, the aircraft received a spectacular overall yellow color scheme with a blue cowl fading back into billowing flames.
- In order to ensure a very smooth fuselage line, the windscreen started immediately behind the cowl.
- I painted the white checkerboard cowls, shark's mouth, and the name Butch, My Baby.
- The first aircraft is named School-Boy Rowe while the second has fearsome shark teeth adorning its cowls.
- Spot and seam welding are used to join secondary structures, such as cowls, to bulkheads and skins.

Derivatives

cowled

adjective

They all fell silent as a tall older man wearing a black cowled robe stepped down in front of the rows of benches…
Example sentencesExamples
- Torchlight processions and cowled figures moving in procession have been seen in the ruins.
- The gondola had a swinging lantern on one end and carried a robed and cowled figure with a pole.
- Within its tomb-like confines stood four faceless forms shrouded in the folds of richly woven and cowled black robes.
- Suddenly a cowled man appeared above him, chanting in a strange language.

Origin

Old English cugele, cūle, from ecclesiastical Latin cuculla, from Latin cucullus 'hood of a cloak'.

Rhymes

afoul, befoul, foul, fowl, growl, howl, jowl, owl, prowl, Rabaul, scowl, yowl

Definition of cowl in US English:

cowl

nounkoulkaʊl

1A large loose hood, especially one forming part of a monk's habit.
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a slender, pale man, whose face is obscured by a black cowl.
- He said as he clasped the cowl of a cloak around his neck.
- The four put their cowls back over their heads, then left the room, no one bothering to extinguish the lamp.
- He pulled a white hooded robe on and threw the cowl over his face, obscuring his features entirely.
- He hid his face in the cowl of his coat, trying not to pay attention to the people staring at him.
- Then something caught his cowl and pulled it off his head.
- Seraph stopped when the cloaked figure pulled his cowl down, to reveal a young girl.
- The scapula was meant to protect the chemise, and had a built in hood or cowl.
- Another woman walks to her side, in black, with a white cowl.
- The beastly men now wore black cowls across their heads.
- The advisor pulled back his cowl, and his balding pate, though thick of long, dark hair, shone in the torch-light.
- His cowl had fallen back, exposing his tonsure.
- It's a rose-pink bias-cut cocktail dress with a cowl neckline, and little rose-pink beads scattered down the front.
- The figure was clad in black, with the cowl of his cloak hiding his face.
- Danovin sneered, hidden in his cowl, and grumbled under his breath.
- He stood behind them, eyes peering out under the black cowl.
- No face was visible from beneath the depths of the cowls.
- The cowl of his cloak was raised, but I could see his eyes.
- ‘Drink this for me,’ I say and pull his cowl down.
- I pull the cowl down to see the stitch I slashed.
- His cowl has a vaguely avian appearance, with a visor in the shape of a beak.
1. 1.1 A monk's hooded, sleeveless habit.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In one fluid movement, he discarded cowl and robe, and stood girded in his mail of scorched black iron.
  It was dressed in the black cowl of a priest.
  He's Batman without the cowl, but the sunglasses substitute nicely.
  She shoved back the wrap his cowl ended in and found a dagger and an empty sheath strapped to his waist.
  He had donned the garb of a Hammalite monk, wearing a long whitish-grey cowl.
  A new cowl sits on a shelf beside several others.
  Then, an army of warriors and men dressed in black cowls came from the direction of Plunder castle and sacked the town.
  The Dampminer looked up at the men in black cowls.
  He looked at my monk's cowl with an odd, hesitant smile.
  A priest in a long black cowl is firing burning flare at Jephthan.
  All of them - advisers and Chancellor alike - wore skullcaps and cowls.
  She stared at the children's white robes and the guards' black cowls.
  Anyone who ever did know the man behind the hooded cowl died long ago and in a horrible fashion.
  During my time at Ampleforth there were the monks wandering down the corridors in their cowls.
  Although resembling monks by virtue of their cowls and heavy draperies, the majority of the mourners are laymen.
  It can be difficult tell a brown monk's cowl from a soldier's dark dress when all look nearly black.
  Yorkshire's own outlaw, Robin Hood, was among the original hoodie wearers, alongside monks and friars who wore cowls.
  A train of figures in tattered and bloody cowls were being herded toward the mouth of a cavern.
  I undo his collar and remove his cowl so that I can get to his cuts and bruises.
  The three figures had human faces - young, male faces under monk-like cowls.
2. 1.2 A cloak with wide sleeves worn by members of Benedictine orders.
3. 1.3 The hood-shaped covering of a chimney or ventilation shaft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  While architectural salvage was a condition of the eventual consent for demolition, the distinctive cowls have disappeared.
  Remove the top of the roof cowl by loosening the bolts.
  These cowls would be used where rain and/or birds or other pests are a problem.
  I told the council about this and they came down and put a cowl on the chimney.
  Its distinctive cowls have disappeared forever from the city's skyline.
4. 1.4US The part of a motor vehicle that supports the windshield and houses the dashboard.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A new and improved cowl had been designed and built, but otherwise the racer was basically the same.
  The exterior mirrors have been removed from the doors and attached, instead, to the body-side cowl, greatly reducing vibration.
  Overall, the instruments are well positioned, and twin cowls for the main dials add to the car's overall sporting theme.
  There's little to no cowl shake, even on imperfect roads.
  Extra sound deadening material is used under the carpet, in the instrument panel cowl, and under the hood.
5. 1.5
  another term for cowling
  Example sentencesExamples
  Externally, the most noticeable difference between the 172 and the 175 is the slight hump on the engine cowl behind the propeller.
  Most POHs include a little walkaround map that usually starts with checking the oil on the right side of the engine cowl.
  Spot and seam welding are used to join secondary structures, such as cowls, to bulkheads and skins.
  We opened the top cowl, and he checked the cylinders with his hand to see if one might be running cool.
  I'll get all the engine cowls off, get all the dust out of it, and a lot of areas have to be repolished.
  The craft had the cowl, upper wing surface, and tail painted bright yellow.
  In order to ensure a very smooth fuselage line, the windscreen started immediately behind the cowl.
  From the landing gear, a single bracing wire extended into the cowl and was fixed to the motor mount.
  I was already taking care of the props and cowls when there was a sudden sinking sensation!
  The first aircraft is named School-Boy Rowe while the second has fearsome shark teeth adorning its cowls.
  I liked the bit about the engine cowls scraping along the runway as the mortar bombs stirred in the hold.
  The cowl was tightly-wrapped sheet aluminum and the area around the snug cockpit was also covered in sheet aluminum.
  When completed, the aircraft received a spectacular overall yellow color scheme with a blue cowl fading back into billowing flames.
  Shut off the engine and remove the cowl or whatever is necessary to drain the oil.
  Once the cowl and inspection covers have been removed, it's time to begin using the checklist.
  Three basic versions are available - the chassis cab, crew cab and the chassis cowl.
  I painted the white checkerboard cowls, shark's mouth, and the name Butch, My Baby.
  Early Debonairs had 225 hp under the cowl, yet still offered cruise speeds near 160 knots on only about 13 gph.
  Fitted with a three-blade propeller, the engine was enclosed in a narrow ring cowl.
  Pop the cowl on your plane after it has sat quietly on the ramp for a couple of months.

Origin

Old English cugele, cūle, from ecclesiastical Latin cuculla, from Latin cucullus ‘hood of a cloak’.

单词	cowl
释义	Definition of cowl in English: cowl noun kaʊlkaʊl 1A large loose hood, especially one forming part of a monk's habit. Example sentencesExamples It's a rose-pink bias-cut cocktail dress with a cowl neckline, and little rose-pink beads scattered down the front. ‘Drink this for me,’ I say and pull his cowl down. He pulled a white hooded robe on and threw the cowl over his face, obscuring his features entirely. Seraph stopped when the cloaked figure pulled his cowl down, to reveal a young girl. The figure was clad in black, with the cowl of his cloak hiding his face. The advisor pulled back his cowl, and his balding pate, though thick of long, dark hair, shone in the torch-light. The scapula was meant to protect the chemise, and had a built in hood or cowl. He's a slender, pale man, whose face is obscured by a black cowl. No face was visible from beneath the depths of the cowls. Then something caught his cowl and pulled it off his head. He hid his face in the cowl of his coat, trying not to pay attention to the people staring at him. His cowl has a vaguely avian appearance, with a visor in the shape of a beak. I pull the cowl down to see the stitch I slashed. He said as he clasped the cowl of a cloak around his neck. The four put their cowls back over their heads, then left the room, no one bothering to extinguish the lamp. The cowl of his cloak was raised, but I could see his eyes. The beastly men now wore black cowls across their heads. Another woman walks to her side, in black, with a white cowl. He stood behind them, eyes peering out under the black cowl. His cowl had fallen back, exposing his tonsure. Danovin sneered, hidden in his cowl, and grumbled under his breath. 1.1 A monk's hooded, sleeveless habit. Example sentencesExamples Anyone who ever did know the man behind the hooded cowl died long ago and in a horrible fashion. A priest in a long black cowl is firing burning flare at Jephthan. Then, an army of warriors and men dressed in black cowls came from the direction of Plunder castle and sacked the town. A train of figures in tattered and bloody cowls were being herded toward the mouth of a cavern. The Dampminer looked up at the men in black cowls. He had donned the garb of a Hammalite monk, wearing a long whitish-grey cowl. It can be difficult tell a brown monk's cowl from a soldier's dark dress when all look nearly black. Yorkshire's own outlaw, Robin Hood, was among the original hoodie wearers, alongside monks and friars who wore cowls. The three figures had human faces - young, male faces under monk-like cowls. He's Batman without the cowl, but the sunglasses substitute nicely. He looked at my monk's cowl with an odd, hesitant smile. She shoved back the wrap his cowl ended in and found a dagger and an empty sheath strapped to his waist. It was dressed in the black cowl of a priest. Although resembling monks by virtue of their cowls and heavy draperies, the majority of the mourners are laymen. All of them - advisers and Chancellor alike - wore skullcaps and cowls. A new cowl sits on a shelf beside several others. During my time at Ampleforth there were the monks wandering down the corridors in their cowls. She stared at the children's white robes and the guards' black cowls. In one fluid movement, he discarded cowl and robe, and stood girded in his mail of scorched black iron. I undo his collar and remove his cowl so that I can get to his cuts and bruises. 1.2 A cloak with wide sleeves worn by members of Benedictine orders. 2The hood-shaped covering of a chimney or ventilation shaft. Example sentencesExamples While architectural salvage was a condition of the eventual consent for demolition, the distinctive cowls have disappeared. Remove the top of the roof cowl by loosening the bolts. These cowls would be used where rain and/or birds or other pests are a problem. Its distinctive cowls have disappeared forever from the city's skyline. I told the council about this and they came down and put a cowl on the chimney. 3 another term for cowling Example sentencesExamples I liked the bit about the engine cowls scraping along the runway as the mortar bombs stirred in the hold. From the landing gear, a single bracing wire extended into the cowl and was fixed to the motor mount. We opened the top cowl, and he checked the cylinders with his hand to see if one might be running cool. I was already taking care of the props and cowls when there was a sudden sinking sensation! Pop the cowl on your plane after it has sat quietly on the ramp for a couple of months. The craft had the cowl, upper wing surface, and tail painted bright yellow. The cowl was tightly-wrapped sheet aluminum and the area around the snug cockpit was also covered in sheet aluminum. Three basic versions are available - the chassis cab, crew cab and the chassis cowl. Once the cowl and inspection covers have been removed, it's time to begin using the checklist. Fitted with a three-blade propeller, the engine was enclosed in a narrow ring cowl. Early Debonairs had 225 hp under the cowl, yet still offered cruise speeds near 160 knots on only about 13 gph. Externally, the most noticeable difference between the 172 and the 175 is the slight hump on the engine cowl behind the propeller. Most POHs include a little walkaround map that usually starts with checking the oil on the right side of the engine cowl. Shut off the engine and remove the cowl or whatever is necessary to drain the oil. I'll get all the engine cowls off, get all the dust out of it, and a lot of areas have to be repolished. When completed, the aircraft received a spectacular overall yellow color scheme with a blue cowl fading back into billowing flames. In order to ensure a very smooth fuselage line, the windscreen started immediately behind the cowl. I painted the white checkerboard cowls, shark's mouth, and the name Butch, My Baby. The first aircraft is named School-Boy Rowe while the second has fearsome shark teeth adorning its cowls. Spot and seam welding are used to join secondary structures, such as cowls, to bulkheads and skins. Derivatives cowled adjective They all fell silent as a tall older man wearing a black cowled robe stepped down in front of the rows of benches… Example sentencesExamples Torchlight processions and cowled figures moving in procession have been seen in the ruins. The gondola had a swinging lantern on one end and carried a robed and cowled figure with a pole. Within its tomb-like confines stood four faceless forms shrouded in the folds of richly woven and cowled black robes. Suddenly a cowled man appeared above him, chanting in a strange language. Origin Old English cugele, cūle, from ecclesiastical Latin cuculla, from Latin cucullus 'hood of a cloak'. Rhymes afoul, befoul, foul, fowl, growl, howl, jowl, owl, prowl, Rabaul, scowl, yowl Definition of cowl in US English: cowl nounkoulkaʊl 1A large loose hood, especially one forming part of a monk's habit. Example sentencesExamples He's a slender, pale man, whose face is obscured by a black cowl. He said as he clasped the cowl of a cloak around his neck. The four put their cowls back over their heads, then left the room, no one bothering to extinguish the lamp. He pulled a white hooded robe on and threw the cowl over his face, obscuring his features entirely. He hid his face in the cowl of his coat, trying not to pay attention to the people staring at him. Then something caught his cowl and pulled it off his head. Seraph stopped when the cloaked figure pulled his cowl down, to reveal a young girl. The scapula was meant to protect the chemise, and had a built in hood or cowl. Another woman walks to her side, in black, with a white cowl. The beastly men now wore black cowls across their heads. The advisor pulled back his cowl, and his balding pate, though thick of long, dark hair, shone in the torch-light. His cowl had fallen back, exposing his tonsure. It's a rose-pink bias-cut cocktail dress with a cowl neckline, and little rose-pink beads scattered down the front. The figure was clad in black, with the cowl of his cloak hiding his face. Danovin sneered, hidden in his cowl, and grumbled under his breath. He stood behind them, eyes peering out under the black cowl. No face was visible from beneath the depths of the cowls. The cowl of his cloak was raised, but I could see his eyes. ‘Drink this for me,’ I say and pull his cowl down. I pull the cowl down to see the stitch I slashed. His cowl has a vaguely avian appearance, with a visor in the shape of a beak. 1.1 A monk's hooded, sleeveless habit. Example sentencesExamples In one fluid movement, he discarded cowl and robe, and stood girded in his mail of scorched black iron. It was dressed in the black cowl of a priest. He's Batman without the cowl, but the sunglasses substitute nicely. She shoved back the wrap his cowl ended in and found a dagger and an empty sheath strapped to his waist. He had donned the garb of a Hammalite monk, wearing a long whitish-grey cowl. A new cowl sits on a shelf beside several others. Then, an army of warriors and men dressed in black cowls came from the direction of Plunder castle and sacked the town. The Dampminer looked up at the men in black cowls. He looked at my monk's cowl with an odd, hesitant smile. A priest in a long black cowl is firing burning flare at Jephthan. All of them - advisers and Chancellor alike - wore skullcaps and cowls. She stared at the children's white robes and the guards' black cowls. Anyone who ever did know the man behind the hooded cowl died long ago and in a horrible fashion. During my time at Ampleforth there were the monks wandering down the corridors in their cowls. Although resembling monks by virtue of their cowls and heavy draperies, the majority of the mourners are laymen. It can be difficult tell a brown monk's cowl from a soldier's dark dress when all look nearly black. Yorkshire's own outlaw, Robin Hood, was among the original hoodie wearers, alongside monks and friars who wore cowls. A train of figures in tattered and bloody cowls were being herded toward the mouth of a cavern. I undo his collar and remove his cowl so that I can get to his cuts and bruises. The three figures had human faces - young, male faces under monk-like cowls. 1.2 A cloak with wide sleeves worn by members of Benedictine orders. 1.3 The hood-shaped covering of a chimney or ventilation shaft. Example sentencesExamples While architectural salvage was a condition of the eventual consent for demolition, the distinctive cowls have disappeared. Remove the top of the roof cowl by loosening the bolts. These cowls would be used where rain and/or birds or other pests are a problem. I told the council about this and they came down and put a cowl on the chimney. Its distinctive cowls have disappeared forever from the city's skyline. 1.4US The part of a motor vehicle that supports the windshield and houses the dashboard. Example sentencesExamples A new and improved cowl had been designed and built, but otherwise the racer was basically the same. The exterior mirrors have been removed from the doors and attached, instead, to the body-side cowl, greatly reducing vibration. Overall, the instruments are well positioned, and twin cowls for the main dials add to the car's overall sporting theme. There's little to no cowl shake, even on imperfect roads. Extra sound deadening material is used under the carpet, in the instrument panel cowl, and under the hood. 1.5 another term for cowling Example sentencesExamples Externally, the most noticeable difference between the 172 and the 175 is the slight hump on the engine cowl behind the propeller. Most POHs include a little walkaround map that usually starts with checking the oil on the right side of the engine cowl. Spot and seam welding are used to join secondary structures, such as cowls, to bulkheads and skins. We opened the top cowl, and he checked the cylinders with his hand to see if one might be running cool. I'll get all the engine cowls off, get all the dust out of it, and a lot of areas have to be repolished. The craft had the cowl, upper wing surface, and tail painted bright yellow. In order to ensure a very smooth fuselage line, the windscreen started immediately behind the cowl. From the landing gear, a single bracing wire extended into the cowl and was fixed to the motor mount. I was already taking care of the props and cowls when there was a sudden sinking sensation! The first aircraft is named School-Boy Rowe while the second has fearsome shark teeth adorning its cowls. I liked the bit about the engine cowls scraping along the runway as the mortar bombs stirred in the hold. The cowl was tightly-wrapped sheet aluminum and the area around the snug cockpit was also covered in sheet aluminum. When completed, the aircraft received a spectacular overall yellow color scheme with a blue cowl fading back into billowing flames. Shut off the engine and remove the cowl or whatever is necessary to drain the oil. Once the cowl and inspection covers have been removed, it's time to begin using the checklist. Three basic versions are available - the chassis cab, crew cab and the chassis cowl. I painted the white checkerboard cowls, shark's mouth, and the name Butch, My Baby. Early Debonairs had 225 hp under the cowl, yet still offered cruise speeds near 160 knots on only about 13 gph. Fitted with a three-blade propeller, the engine was enclosed in a narrow ring cowl. Pop the cowl on your plane after it has sat quietly on the ramp for a couple of months. Origin Old English cugele, cūle, from ecclesiastical Latin cuculla, from Latin cucullus ‘hood of a cloak’.
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