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curtains

/ˈkɜːtənz/

/ˈkɜrtənz/

Übersetzungen

curtainsubstantiv

curtains

Pl.

curtains

Pl.

/ˈkɜːtən/

/ˈkɜrtən/

занавес

The final curtain fell, and the audience applauded.

Последний занавес опустился, и зрители аплодировали.

занавеска

She opened the curtain to let in some light.

Она открыла занавеску, чтобы впустить немного света.

штора

The theater's red curtain slowly rose as the play began.

Красная штора театра медленно поднялась, когда началось представление.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

curtainverb

curtains

curtained

Präteritum

curtained

Partizip Perfekt

curtaining

Gerundium

/ˈkɜː.tən/

/ˈkɝː.tən/

задернуть

She decided to curtain the window to block the sunlight.

Она решила задернуть окно, чтобы заблокировать солнечный свет.

Synonyme

close off

Definitionen

curtainsubstantiv

A piece of cloth or other material used to cover a window, stage, or other opening, often to block light or provide privacy.

She pulled back the curtain to let in the morning sunlight.

A movable or fixed screen or drape used in a theater to separate the stage from the auditorium or to conceal something from view.

The curtain rose, signaling the start of the play.

A barrier or screen of any kind, often used metaphorically to describe something that conceals or separates.

The Iron Curtain was a term used to describe the division between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War.

(informal, plural only) The end, death, or ruin.

"If the police catch us, it's curtains," he whispered.

The time at which a theatrical performance begins.

Curtain is at 7:30 p.m., so please take your seats by seven fifteen.

curtainverb

To provide or cover with a curtain.

They decided to curtain the windows to block out the sunlight.

To conceal or hide something as if with a curtain.

The mist curtained the mountains, making them invisible from the valley.