n.(尤指旧时的)披风，斗篷,遮盖物
v.遮盖,掩盖
cloak的第三人称单数和复数

原形：cloak第三人称单数：cloaks复数：cloaks过去式：cloaked过去分词：cloaked现在分词：cloaking

She has a red cloak.
她穿了一件红色披风。
The hills were cloaked in thick mist.
大雾笼罩着群山。
She cloaked her sorrow with laughter.
她用笑容掩饰自己的悲伤。
She donned her cloak before stepping out into the chilly night air.
她在出门前披上了斗篷。
The wizard vanished behind a magical cloak of invisibility.
巫师在神奇的隐形斗篷后消失了。
The detective's cloak was an essential part of his disguise during the investigation.
侦探的斗篷是他在调查中伪装的重要部分。
He wrapped his child in a warm cloak to protect them from the biting wind.
他用暖和的斗篷裹住孩子以防寒风。
The cloak of command hung heavy on the shoulders of the new general.
指挥权的重任压在新任将军的肩头。
The cloak of darkness concealed their approach as they stealthily entered the enemy camp.
他们在黑暗的斗篷掩护下悄悄进入了敌营。
The magician pulled a rabbit out of his cloak, much to the audience's delight.
魔术师从斗篷里变出一只兔子，让观众大为惊喜。
The cloak of humility helped him maintain a level head amidst all the praise and adoration.
谦逊的斗篷使他在赞誉和崇拜中保持清醒。
The old man wore a tattered cloak, but his eyes sparkled with wisdom.
老人穿着破旧的斗篷，但眼神中充满了智慧。
In medieval times, knights often wore cloaks with their armor for added protection.
在中世纪，骑士常常披着斗篷与盔甲一起，以增加防护。