Definition of envelop - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
surroundingsurround or enclose completely
- The fog enveloped the entire city.
2.
militaryTECH. surround an enemy forceTECH.
- The troops enveloped the enemy from all sides.
3.
concealingRare conceal or obscure from sight or understandingRare
- Mystery enveloped the old mansion.
Origin of envelop
French, envelopper (to wrap up)
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Examples of envelop in a sentence
The aroma of spices enveloped the kitchen. The general's strategy was to envelop the opposing forces. They planned to envelop the enemy camp at dawn. Fog enveloped the city, hiding the skyline. Confusion enveloped the team after the announcement.
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- French:envelopper, cacher, ...
- German:einhüllen, umzingeln, ...
- Italian:avvolgere, accerchiare, ...
- Spanish:envolver, ...
- Portuguese:envolver, encobrir, ...
- Chinese:笼罩, 围攻, ...
- Japanese:包む, 包囲する, ...
- Arabic:أَحاطَ, طَوَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לֶאֱפוֹף, לְכַתֵּר, ...
- Russian:окутывать, окружить, ...
- Ukrainian:огортати, оточувати, ...
- Hindi:घेर लेना, चारों ओर से घेरना, ...
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