veiled

UK
/veɪld/
US
/veɪld/
veiledpast participle
UK
/veɪld/
US
/veɪld/
Functions as a past-participial adjective meaning covered or indirectly expressed.
Translations
She made a veiled reference to the issue.
Она сделала завуалированное упоминание о проблеме.
His veiled threats were not taken lightly.
Его скрытые угрозы не были восприняты легкомысленно.
The veiled criticism was evident in his speech.
Прикрытая критика была очевидна в его речи.
Definitions
Partially concealed, disguised, or obscured.
The politician made a veiled reference to the scandal during his speech.
Covered with or as if with a veil.
The bride appeared veiled as she walked down the aisle.
veilverb

veiled

Past Simple

veiled
Past Simple
veiled
Past Participle
veiling
Gerund
UK
/veɪl/
US
/veɪl/
Translations
She tried to veil her true intentions.
Она попыталась завуалировать свои истинные намерения.
The mist began to veil the mountains.
Туман начал покрывать горы.
Additional translations
Definitions
To cover or conceal with or as if with a veil.
She veiled her face with a scarf to protect herself from the dust.
To obscure or disguise something, making it less clear or visible.
The politician veiled his true intentions with vague promises.
veilnoun
Definitions
A piece of fine material worn by women to protect or conceal the face.
The bride wore a delicate lace veil over her face during the ceremony.
A thing that conceals, disguises, or obscures something.
The mist acted as a veil, hiding the mountains from view.
A membrane that is part of the structure of some fungi, covering the spore-bearing surface.
The veil of the mushroom was still intact, indicating it was not yet mature.
veiladjective
Definitions
Relating to, made of, or intended for a veil; used attributively.
The designer chose a lightweight veil fabric for the headpiece.