drape

drape
I [dreɪp]
nome
1) gener. pl. AE (curtain) tende f.pl., tendaggi m.pl.
2) (of fabric) drappeggio m.
II [dreɪp]
verbo transitivo

to drape sth. with sth. to drape sth. over sth. drappeggiare, coprire qcs. con qcs.; draped in sth. — avvolto in qcs

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[dreip]
verb
1) (to hang cloth in folds (about): We draped the sofa in red velvet.) coprire; drappeggiare
2) (to hang in folds: We draped sheets over the boxes to hide them.) coprire
•
- drapery
- drapes
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[dreɪp]
1. n
See:
2. vt

to drape (with) — (altar) drappeggiare (con), (shoulders) avvolgere (in)

to drape (over) — (cloth, clothing) avvolgere (intorno a)

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drape /dreɪp/
n.
1 (al pl.) (USA) tende (per finestre)
2 drappo; panno
3 drappeggio (di un abito)
4 (med.) telo chirurgico
5 (slang ingl.) giacca lunga (portata con pantaloni a sigaretta, tipica dello stile dei «Teddy Boys»)
6 (slang USA, anche pl.) completo da uomo.
(to) drape /dreɪp/
A v. t.
1 avvolgere, appoggiare: She draped her jacket round her shoulders, si è appoggiata la giacca sulle spalle
2 coprire (di drappi): All the furniture was draped in sheets, tutti i mobili erano coperti di lenzuoli; The buildings were draped with bunting, gli edifici erano coperti di bandierine
3 (arte, moda) drappeggiare; panneggiare: a draped skirt, una gonna drappeggiata
B v. i.
(di stoffa) ricadere; fare un drappeggio: This dress drapes beautifully, quest'abito fa un bel drappeggio
● to drape one's arm over the back of the armchair, far penzolare un braccio dallo schienale della poltrona □ to drape st. in (o with) st., avvolgere qc. in qc.: The coffin was draped in (o with) the American flag, la bara era avvolta nella bandiera americana.
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I [dreɪp]
nome
1) gener. pl. AE (curtain) tende f.pl., tendaggi m.pl.
2) (of fabric) drappeggio m.
II [dreɪp]
verbo transitivo

to drape sth. with sth. to drape sth. over sth. drappeggiare, coprire qcs. con qcs.; draped in sth. — avvolto in qcs


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