cover

From Middle English 'coveren', from Old French 'couvrer', from Latin 'cooperire'.

NOUN (1)
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protection formal / shelter
Synonyms protection formal , shelter
Antonyms exposure

A cover refers to something that provides protection or shelter, usually to shield or conceal something beneath it.

regular
plural
covers
  • The roof serves as a cover for the entire house. — 屋根は家全体のカバーとして機能します。
  • The book needs a protective cover to keep it safe. — 本は安全に保つために保護カバーが必要です。
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VERB (1)
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shield formal / enclose
Synonyms shield formal , enclose
Antonyms reveal

To cover means to shield or enclose something in order to protect or conceal it from view.

regular
past present_participle
covered covering
  • Please cover the child with a blanket to keep warm. — 子供を温かく保つために毛布でカバーしてください。
  • He used his jacket to cover the sleeping dog from the rain. — 彼は寝ている犬を雨からカバーするためにジャケットを使った。
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ADJ (1)
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Synonyms hidden , covert
Antonyms open

When something is described as cover, it indicates that it is hidden or concealed from sight.

  • The treasure was buried in a covered location, ensuring its safety. — 宝物は隠された場所に埋められ、安全が確保されていた。
  • The covert operation was conducted under the cover of darkness. — その隠密作戦は暗闇のカバーの下で行われた。