英语词汇drape怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

drape /ˈdreɪp/ verb

drapes; draped; draping

drape

/ˈdreɪp/

verb

drapes; draped; draping

Learner's definition of DRAPE

a [+ object] : to loosely place or hang (something)随意摆放；随意悬挂

We'll drape strings of lights between the trees for the party.为了这次聚会，我们将在树间挂起一串串灯饰。

— often + over or around

He had one leg draped over the arm of the sofa.他把一条腿搭在沙发扶手上。
She draped the coat around my shoulders.她把外套搭在我的肩上。
He had a scarf draped around his neck.他在脖子上裹了一条围巾。

b [no object] of cloth : to hang in a pleasing way（布）呈褶状下垂

This silk drapes beautifully.这种丝绸打褶垂挂很好看。

[+ object] : to cover (someone or something) with a cloth（用布）盖，裹 — usually + with or in

The police draped the body with a blanket.警察用一条毯子裹住尸体。
The tables were draped in linen.桌子全都用亚麻桌布覆盖。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

She was draped in gold chains. [=she was wearing many gold chains]她身上挂有多条金链。

单词	drape
释义	drape 2 ENTRIES FOUND: drape (verb) drapes (noun) drape /ˈdreɪp/ verb drapes; draped; draping drape /ˈdreɪp/ verb drapes; draped; draping Learner's definition of DRAPE 1 a [+ object] : to loosely place or hang (something)随意摆放；随意悬挂 We'll drape strings of lights between the trees for the party.为了这次聚会，我们将在树间挂起一串串灯饰。 — often + over or around He had one leg draped over the arm of the sofa.他把一条腿搭在沙发扶手上。 She draped the coat around my shoulders.她把外套搭在我的肩上。 He had a scarf draped around his neck.他在脖子上裹了一条围巾。 b [no object] of cloth : to hang in a pleasing way（布）呈褶状下垂 This silk drapes beautifully.这种丝绸打褶垂挂很好看。 2 [+ object] : to cover (someone or something) with a cloth（用布）盖，裹 — usually + with or in The police draped the body with a blanket.警察用一条毯子裹住尸体。 The tables were draped in linen.桌子全都用亚麻桌布覆盖。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 She was draped in gold chains. [=she was wearing many gold chains]她身上挂有多条金链。
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