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pall如何读

英：[pɔ:l]

美：[pɔl]

pall是什么意思

柩衣，棺罩

棺材

帷幕

[宗]祭服

vt.

覆上棺布

以布幕遮盖

（酒等）走味，失味

使扫兴

vi.

感到无聊，厌烦

扫兴

使生腻，过饱

pall变形

复数:palls

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现在分词:palling

过去式:palled

过去分词:palled

pall英英释义

verb (1)

intransitive verb

to lose strength or effectiveness

to lose in interest or attraction He found that his retirement hobbies began to pall after a couple of years.

his humor began to pall on us

dwindle

our enthusiasm soon palled

transitive verb

to cause to become insipid

reason and reflection … pall all his enjoyments—Francis Atterbury

to deprive of pleasure in something by satiating

The choicest delicacies pall the stomach in time.

noun

pallium sense 1a

a square of linen usually stiffened with cardboard that is used to cover the chalice

a heavy cloth draped over a coffin

something that covers or concealsespecially: an overspreading element that produces an effect of gloom a pall of suspicion

a pall of thick black smoke

a feeling of gloom

his absence cast a pall over the celebration

verb (2)

transitive verb

to cover with a pall : drape

pall词组

pall ring鲍尔环

pall词源中文解释

中古英语 pal，源自古英语 pæll “富裕的布料或斗篷，紫色长袍，祭坛布”，源自拉丁语 pallium “斗篷，床罩，覆盖物”，在特尔图利安（Tertullian）的著作中，基督徒代替罗马长袍穿的衣服；与 pallo “长袍，斗篷”和 palla “罗马妇女的长上衣”有关，也许源自 pellis “皮肤”的词根。 “覆盖在棺材上的布料”（15世纪中叶）的概念导致了“黑暗，忧郁的情绪”（1742年）的比喻意义。更早的比喻意义是“覆盖或隐藏某物的东西”（15世纪中叶）。

pall词源英文解释

Verb (1) Middle English, short for appallen to become pale — more at appall Noun Middle English, cloak, mantle, from Old English pæll, from Latin pallium

The first known use of pall was in the 14th century

pall儿童词典英英释义

palladiumnoun

a silver-white metallic element that is used especially in alloys see element

pall1 of 2noun

a heavy cloth covering for a coffin, hearse, or tomb

a chalice cover made of a square piece of stiffened linen

something that covers, darkens, or produces a gloomy effect

a pall of black smoke

a feeling of gloom

his bad mood cast a pall over the celebration

pall2 of 2verb

to become dull or uninteresting : lose the ability to give pleasure

the excitement of the party quickly began to pall

pall 例句

1 “When the town is fighting among itself, it casts a pall,” said Tony Angellotti, a veteran Hollywood publicist and awards strategist.

2 I saw on Twitter that you've been palling around with Prince Charles today ...

3 Especially notable are two chalice palls — or covers — about 7 inches square whose plant motifs are very bold in scale.

4 The pleasures of sunbathing began to pall after a week on the beach.

我们在沙滩待了一周之后,对日光浴已兴致大减.

5 And they were everywhere: not only modeling, but also appearing in music videos, on talk shows, and palling around together in the pages of celebrity magazines.

6 Their deaths cast a pall Saturday everywhere from the Goodman Theatre downtown to the Marriott Theatre in suburban Lincolnshire.

7 “That’s how the year goes out, in a puff of smoke, a pall of human ash.”

8 News of the singer's death came on the eve of music's biggest night: the Grammy Awards, where she once reigned, and her death was sure to case a heavy pall on Sunday's ceremony.

9 "It definitely surprised us, because you never know the outcome," Pall said.

“这绝对让我们感到意外，因为你永远不知道结果，”鲍尔说道。

10 It is here that a pall of predictability begins to descend on the plot, as the cast is put through paces that seem prompted by dramaturgical rather than spiritual need.

11 a pall of smoke/dust

一团烟雾 / 沙尘

12 But despite the warmth, a pall hung over them, and the sun remained hidden behind clouds.

13 None wore face masks, despite a pall of silica dust in the air, and some said they had not showered in years.

尽管空气中到处漂浮着粉尘和沙土，但他们没有一个人戴有防护面具，其中有一些人还说他们已经几年没洗过澡了。

14 We also can't ignore that watching "Servant of the People" in the current circumstances casts a pall over the optimistic pragmatism with which it was written.

15 Buildings on both sides of the street wear gradually disappearing into a pall of grey.

街道两旁的建筑逐渐消失在灰暗的暮色里。

16 We followed the pall bearers and left the home.

17 “And emotions ran really high, to the point that I felt it kind of cast a little bit of a pall at the dinner party. Almost everybody gave an opinion, and mine was stridently anti-Trump.”

18 But a poisonous pall hangs over the folks who gather at the club’s entrance, alternately chanting, “Let us in” and “Let us sin.”

19 It’s a lesson that stands in exact opposition to the pall of intolerance in the air at present.

20 I find his book begin to pall on me after a while.

我发觉他的书读过一阵子就开始对我失去吸引力。