Definition Conjugation
Definition of imbower - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
natureDated UK enclose with trees or foliage creating a shelterDated UK
- The garden was imbowered with lush green trees.
2.
protectionDated UK surround in a protective or sheltering mannerDated UK
- The cottage was imbowered by the surrounding hills.
Origin of imbower
Middle English, im (in) + bower (dwelling)
Examples of imbower in a sentence
A secluded spot was imbowered by dense foliage. The garden was imbowered by tall, ancient trees. A gazebo was imbowered by climbing roses and ivy.
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- French:entourer, envelopper, ...
- German:umgeben, umschließen, ...
- Italian:circondare, proteggere, ...
- Spanish:rodear de árboles, rodear, ...
- Portuguese:cercar com árvores, rodear, ...
- Chinese:围绕, 包围, ...
- Japanese:囲む, ...
- Arabic:أَحَاطَ, أَحَاطَ بِحِمَايَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקִּיף בְּעֵצִים, לְהַקִּיף, ...
- Russian:окружать, защищать, ...
- Ukrainian:оточувати, обгорнути, ...
- Hindi:घेरना, आश्रय देना, ...
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