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cowl

UK
/kaʊl/
US
/kaʊl/

Translations

cowlnoun
cowls
pl
UK
/kaʊl/
US
/kaʊl/
The monk pulled his cowl over his head.
Монах натянул капюшон на голову.
The aircraft's engine cowl was damaged during the storm.
Обтекатель двигателя самолета был поврежден во время шторма.
Additional translations
капор
рясо
Synonyms
cap
shroud
mantle
head covering
hood
cowlverb
cowled
Past Simple
cowled
Past Participle
cowling
Gerund
UK
/kaʊl/
US
/kaʊl/
накрывать капюшоном
The monk cowled his head before entering the chapel.
Монах накрыл голову капюшоном перед входом в часовню.
Additional translations
окутывать
cowladjective
UK
/kaʊl/
US
/kaʊl/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "cowl vent").

Definitions

cowlnoun
A hood or long hooded cloak, especially one worn by a monk.
The monk pulled his cowl over his head as he entered the chapel.
A covering for a chimney or ventilation shaft to improve its draft or prevent backflow.
The cowl on the chimney was replaced to ensure proper ventilation.
The part of a vehicle's bodywork that supports the windshield and dashboard.
The mechanic inspected the cowl for any signs of rust or damage.
A removable covering for an aircraft engine, designed to streamline airflow and provide access for maintenance.
During the inspection, the technician removed the cowl to check the engine components.
cowlverb
To cover or conceal with or as if with a hood or cowl.
The mechanic cowled the engine to protect it from the rain.
cowladjective
Relating to or situated at the cowl of a vehicle or machine.
Water had leaked through the cowl vent area, soaking the carpet inside the car.
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