cowl
/kaʊl/ (bre, ipa) · [kˈaʊl] /kaʊl/ (ame, ipa) · [kˈaʊl] /ˈkau̇(-ə)l How to pronounce cowl (audio)/ (ame, mw)
cowl — 名詞
- cowlsingular
- cowlsplural
1. a loose hooded piece worn over the hair that can fall onto the shoulders, often
兜帽
寬鬆地罩住頭部、常連著長袍的帽罩
a loose hooded piece worn over the hair that can fall onto the shoulders, often as part of a monk's robe
Haruto pulled the wool cowl over his ears before dawn prayers.
天亮前的祈禱開始前,Haruto 把羊毛兜帽拉過耳朵。
pull a cowl over + body part
Ayesha lowered her cowl when the monastery bell began to ring.
修道院的鐘一響,Ayesha 就把兜帽放下來。
religious clothing in a monastery
The costume designer stitched a wider cowl onto the actor's robe.
服裝設計師把一個更寬的兜帽縫到那位演員的長袍上。
Snow slid off Christopher's leather cowl as he opened the gate.
Christopher 開門時,雪從他的皮製兜帽上滑落。
文法句型
pull a cowl over your head
lower a cowl
a cowl attached to a robe
用法筆記
This sense usually refers to a hood that is part of a robe or other loose garment, not just any hood on a modern jacket. It often appears in historical, religious, or costume contexts.
常見錯誤
2. a metal hood set above a chimney so smoke rises better and strong gusts do not b
煙囪帽
裝在煙囪頂端、幫助排煙擋風的罩蓋
a metal hood set above a chimney so smoke rises better and strong gusts do not blow back down
Wei fitted a turning cowl on the chimney before the winter storms.
冬季暴風雨來前,Wei 在煙囪上裝了一個會轉動的煙囪帽。
fit a cowl on a chimney
Smoke filled the kitchen after leaves jammed the chimney cowl.
樹葉卡住煙囪帽後,廚房裡充滿了煙。
blocked chimney cowl
The roofer replaced the rusted cowl above the bakery oven.
屋頂工把麵包店烤爐上方那個生鏽的煙囪帽換掉了。
A stronger cowl helped the fireplace draw smoke out faster.
更結實的煙囪帽讓壁爐把煙更快往外抽走。
- chimney cap
a common plain-English term for the same top cover
- vent cover
broader and can refer to covers on many other kinds of openings
- draft cap
technical wording that stresses improving airflow
文法句型
fit a cowl on a chimney
replace a chimney cowl
a turning cowl
用法筆記
This sense belongs to building and heating contexts. Speakers often mention it when a chimney does not draw smoke well or when wind blows smoke back down.
常見錯誤
3. a shaped outer cover around a vehicle engine or a light, used to protect the par
罩殼;整流罩
包住引擎或燈具外部的保護外罩
a shaped outer cover around a vehicle engine or a light, used to protect the parts underneath
Emre tightened the loose cowl above the motorcycle engine.
Emre 把機車引擎上方鬆掉的罩殼鎖緊了。
engine cowl
A crack in the plane's cowl exposed part of the engine.
飛機整流罩裂開後,露出了部分引擎。
aircraft engine cover
The mechanic removed the front cowl to reach the headlight wires.
技師拆下前方的罩殼,好接近頭燈的電線。
Grease had collected inside the metal cowl around the lamp.
那盞燈周圍金屬罩殼的內側積了油污。
文法句型
engine cowl
remove the cowl
lamp cowl
用法筆記
This sense is mainly used for machines, vehicles, and equipment. It is more technical than simple words like cover or shell, and it often appears in repair or maintenance talk.
常見錯誤
cowl — 動詞
- cowlpresent simple I / you / we / they
- cowls3rd person singular
- cowling-ing form
- cowledpast simple
1. to cover something with a hood-like layer so that it is partly hidden from sight
罩住;蒙住
像罩上帽蓋一樣把東西遮住
to cover something with a hood-like layer so that it is partly hidden from sight
Fog cowled the harbor until the first ferry horn sounded.
第一聲渡輪汽笛響起前,濃霧罩住了整個港口。
literary use with weather
Dark cloth cowled the statue before the museum reopened.
博物館重新開放前,深色布料蒙住了那座雕像。
literal covering with cloth
The scarf cowled Joaquín's face against the blowing sand.
那條圍巾罩住了 Joaquín 的臉,替他擋住了飛沙。
Night cowled the hillside, and the path signs disappeared.
夜色罩住了山坡,小徑的標誌也看不見了。
文法句型
cowl + noun
be cowled in + noun
用法筆記
This verb is rare and usually sounds literary. It most often describes fog, darkness, smoke, or cloth covering something from view rather than ordinary everyday covering.