envelop
US /ɪn'vɛləp/
・UK /ɪn'veləp/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo wrap around something
That coat is so big it will envelop you from head to toe
v.t.Transitive VerbTo wrap up or enclose completely.
She used a large cloth to envelop the fragile vase.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo affect (someone or something) strongly.
A feeling of sadness began to envelop her after the news.
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With a Trump Victory, What’s Next for the Russia-Ukraine War? | WSJ
- And I think it was wrong because it was inevitable that the Russians would do what the Russians always do, which is they're now trying to envelop that force.
And I think it was wrong because it was inevitable that the Russians would do what the Russians always do, which is they're now trying to envelop that force.
- And I think it was wrong because it was inevitable that the Russians would do what the Russians always do, which is they're now trying to envelop that force.
And I think it was wrong because it was inevitable that the Russians would do what the Russians always do, which is they're now trying to envelop that force.
10 Creepiest Figures in History That Are Scarier Than Horror Villains
- In the 13th century, a new and devastating plague struck at the heart of Central Asia, rippling outwards to envelop the lands from China to Poland.
In the 13th century, a new and devastating plague struck at the heart of Central Asia, rippling outwards to envelop the lands from China to Poland.
- In the thirteenth century, a new and devastating plague struck at the heart of Central Asia, rippling outwards to envelop the lands from China to Poland.
In the thirteenth century, a new and devastating plague struck at the heart of Central Asia, rippling outwards to envelop the lands from China to Poland.
BBC 6 Minute English_April 09, 2015 - The Sun
- It will surround or envelop our planet and burn it up.
It will surround or envelop our planet and burn it up.
- unbearably hot. It will surround ─ or envelop ─ our planet and burn it up.
unbearably hot. It will surround ─ or envelop ─ our planet and burn it up.
A Conversation with Elon Musk
- Super volcano, for those of you who don't know, it would envelop the well, sorry.
Super volcano, for those of you who don't know, it would envelop the well, sorry.
- It would envelop, but well--
It would envelop, but well--
Week 1
- The curly braces on line 4 and line 6 presumably kind of envelop that line to associate it with the essence of my program.
The curly braces on line 4 and line 6 presumably kind of envelop that line to associate it with the essence of my program.
- presumably kind of envelop that line to associate it
presumably kind of envelop that line to associate it
Present Like Steve Jobs !
- a Manila inter-office envelop and holding the laptop out
a Manila inter-office envelop and holding the laptop out
How to Deal with Covid Fatigue | 5 Tips to Get Through Covid Anxiety
- and just allow yourself to envelop yourself in that feeling.
and just allow yourself to envelop yourself in that feeling.
- and just allow yourself to envelop yourself in that feeling.
and just allow yourself to envelop yourself in that feeling.
A European Ice Age is Coming Sooner Than We Thought...
- You might be familiar with this as a loose plot point from the 2004 disaster film The Day After Tomorrow, in which the disruption of the AMOC leads to a cataclysmic climate shift that rapidly transitions the Earth into a new Ice Age in only a matter of days, forcing glacial ice sheets to almost immediately expand south and envelop cities like New York, London, Berlin, and
You might be familiar with this as a loose plot point from the 2004 disaster film The Day After Tomorrow, in which the disruption of the AMOC leads to a cataclysmic climate shift that rapidly transitions the Earth into a new Ice Age in only a matter of days, forcing glacial ice sheets to almost immediately expand south and envelop cities like New York, London, Berlin, and
How Do Insects Survive the Winter?
- Praying mantises, for example, envelop their eggs in a foam-like protective protein case.
Praying mantises, for example, envelop their eggs in a foam-like protective protein case.