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I . cloak [kləʊk, Am kloʊk] N

1. cloak FASHION:

cloak
peleryna f

2. cloak no pl a. liter (cover):

cloak
przykrywka f
under the cloak of darkness
pod osłoną nocy

II . cloak [kləʊk, Am kloʊk] VB trans

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1. cloak (hide):

cloak
ukrywać [perf ukryć]

2. cloak passive liter (cover):

cloaked in mist
spowity mgłą

Usage examples with cloak

under the cloak of darkness
pod osłoną nocy

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The first four to be seen also exhibit apparent teleportation or cloaking abilities, not displayed by others of their race.
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She used to work in a gentleman's club, before she ran away, as a servant who carried their cloaks.
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Senior commanders are known to have worn white cloaks and plumes.
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To protect themselves from the cold weather of their habitats, mourning cloaks will find areas under direct sunlight.
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Each group has a unique set of powers, such as cloaking, which drains energy even faster.
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These feather cloaks became more common during between 1850 and 1900, when cloaks were evolving in their production.
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The opposition to these economic demands became cloaked in religious rhetoric.
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At this latitude the crater interior receives little sunlight, and portions of the southernmost region of the crater floor remains permanently cloaked in shadow.
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However, cloaking a human-sized object at visible wavelengths appears to have low probability.
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For security reasons, the flying powder should only be used on vampire cloaks.
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