گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'cover'

1 گیم، اینترنت و گجت:: پناه‌گرفتن

2 عمومی:: سرپوش‌

3 عمومی:: جلد

4 عمومی:: تامین‌ كردن‌

5 عمومی:: پوشاندن‌

6 عمومی:: پوشش‌

7 عمومی:: کاور

8 عمومی:: پنهان‌ كردن‌

9 عمومی:: جلد كردن‌

10 عمومی:: ط‌ی‌ كردن‌

1 general::   noun sth put on/over sth ADJ. loose a sofa with a loose cover | protective | removable | dust We spread dust covers over the furniture while the builders were in. | cushion, duvet, mattress, seat | manhole VERB + COVER put on | take off PREP. ~ for a cover for the swimming pool sth that is over sth ADJ. thick a thick cover of snow | cloud, snow We descended into Heathrow through thick cloud cover. | forest, ground plants that provide good ground cover outside of a book/magazine ADJ. back, front | hard, soft | book, magazine COVER + NOUN design | story | girl PREP. on a/the ~ There's a picture of the author on the back cover. the covers: blankets, sheets, etc. ADJ. bed VERB + COVER get under | pull up | pull back, throw back She threw back the covers and got out of bed. PREP. under the ~ insurance against sth ADJ. comprehensive, full | wide This company provides wider cover. | standard | additional | insurance | fire, health, indemnity, life, medical VERB + COVER have | give sb, provide (sb with) PREP. ~ against cover against accidental damage | ~ for cover for contents shelter/protection from the weather/damage, etc. ADJ. air The RAF provided air cover for the attack. VERB + COVER dive for, run for, take We ran for cover as it started to rain. | seek | find | give sb, provide (sb with) | break (= leave) The deer broke cover as the hunters approached. PREP. under ~ All the seats are under cover. | under ~ of We attacked at night, under cover of darkness. | ~ from They sought cover from the wind. sth that hides the real nature of sth ADJ. perfect | diplomatic spies operating under diplomatic cover VERB + COVER blow (= reveal) He realized his cover had been blown PREP. ~ for The club is a cover for various criminal activities.

2 general::   verb put sth over sth to hide/protect it ADV. completely | loosely | up She used dried leaves and twigs to cover up the hole. VERB + COVER try to She tried to cover her face with her hands. (figurative) He tried to cover his embarrassment by starting to rub his hands together. | use sth to PREP. with He covered the body with a cloth. form a layer on sth ADV. completely PREP. in The cars were all covered in snow. | with The children were completely covered with mud. money/tax/insurance ADV. barely, hardly The payments he gets barely cover his expenses. VERB + COVER help (to) | be intended to | be extended to VAT may be extended to cover books. PREP. against This policy should cover you against accidental injury. | for a policy that covers you for fire and theft

3 general:: cover ADJECTIVES/NOUN + cover the front/back cover • The price of the book is on the back cover. a hard/soft cover • I never buy books in hard cover – they’re much more expensive. a book/magazine cover • There was a blonde girl on the magazine cover. cover + NOUN a cover story (= the main story on the front of a newspaper or magazine ) • Last month’s cover story was entitled ‘Your Child’s Brain’. a cover photo/shot (= picture on the front cover ) • The picture became the July 4th cover shot. a cover design • the cover design of the Christmas issue a cover girl (= an attractive girl whose photo is on the front cover ) • She had always liked the idea of being a cover girl. phrases read something from cover to cover (= read a book, magazine etc very thoroughly ) • He read it from cover to cover in less than three hours.

4 general:: cover sth up [ M ] to stop people discovering the truth about something bad • The company tried to cover up its employment of illegal immigrants.

5 general:: verb shelter: Put your bike under a cover. noun blankets: He pulled up the covers on his bed. verb hide: Cover your face so they can't see it.

6 general:: cover ( also cover up ) to put something over, on, or around something else, to hide it, protect it, or improve its appearance: • Cover the dough, and leave it to rise. • She wears a lot of make-up to cover her spots. put something over something to put a cloth, blanket etc loosely over the top of something in order to cover it: • They gave him a blanket to put over his legs. wrap ( also wrap up ) to put paper, plastic, cloth etc tightly around something in order to protect, decorate, or post it: • I haven’t wrapped her birthday present yet. envelop literary to surround something completely so that it is difficult to see – used especially about darkness, smoke, and clouds: • At sunset, darkness enveloped the town. be shrouded in mist/darkness/smoke etc literary to be covered and hidden in mist, smoke etc: • The mountains were shrouded in mist.

7 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with COVER, Also see BLOW ONE'S COVER; BREAK COVER; JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER; (COVER A) MULTITUDE OF SINS; TAKE COVER; UNDER COVER.