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enshrouding

/ɪnˈʃraʊdɪŋ/

enshroudingnoun

enshroudings

Translations

окутывание

The sudden enshrouding of the city in smoke alarmed the residents.

Внезапное окутывание города дымом встревожило жителей.

Additional translations

заволакивание

Definitions

The act or process of covering or enveloping something so that it is hidden or concealed.

The enshrouding of the valley in mist occurs every dawn.

Synonyms

enshroudinggerund / present participle

/ɪnˈʃraʊdɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that completely covers or conceals.

Translations

окутывающий

The enshrouding mist swallowed the old castle.

Окутывающий туман поглотил старый замок.

Additional translations

заволакивающий

Definitions

Covering or enveloping something completely, often so as to obscure or conceal it.

The enshrouding fog made it difficult to see the road ahead.

Synonyms

enshroudverb

enshrouding

Gerund

enshrouded

Past Simple

enshrouded

Past Participle

enshrouding

Gerund

/ɪnˈʃraʊd/

Translations

окутывать

The fog began to enshroud the entire village.

Туман начал окутывать всю деревню.

завуалировать

He tried to enshroud his true intentions with vague promises.

Он пытался завуалировать свои истинные намерения расплывчатыми обещаниями.

Additional translations

прикрыть

затуманить

скрыть

Definitions

To cover or envelop completely and hide from view.

The thick fog enshrouded the entire village, making it difficult to see anything.

To obscure or hide something intangible, such as information, meaning, or feelings.

Mystery enshrouds the origins of the ancient manuscript.

Synonyms

enshroudgerund / present participle

enshrouding

Used attributively in its present-participle form (e.g., “an enshrouding fog”).

Definitions

Enveloping or concealing like a shroud.

An enshrouding fog rolled over the harbor.

Synonyms

enshroudpast participle

Definitions

Covered or concealed from sight.

The enshrouded monument was barely visible through the mist.