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单词 pall
释义
pall
noun
uk
/pɔːl/us
/pɑːl/

pallnoun(CLOUD)

[C]
athick,darkcloudofsmoke:
烟幕
Pallsofsmokeobscuredourview.一团团烟幕挡住了我们的视线。
[S]
anegativefeelingormood:
阴影，阴云
Thebadnewscasta pallovertheevening.坏消息给傍晚蒙上了一层阴影。
A pall ofembarrassmentdescendedon theroom.整个房间被尴尬的气氛所笼罩。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Precipitation: clouds, dew, fog & steam
  • billow
  • brume
  • chemtrail
  • cirrocumulus
  • cirrus
  • condensate
  • contrail
  • cumulonimbus
  • foggy
  • haze
  • haze over
  • lowering
  • mist
  • moisture
  • nimbus
  • overcast
  • pea-souper
  • steaming
  • vapour trail
  • whiteout
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Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences

pallnoun(CLOTH)

[C]
aclothused tocoveracoffinat afuneral
棺罩，墓布
[C]US
thecoffinitself at afuneral
棺材
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Funerals
  • catafalque
  • closed-casket
  • cortege
  • funeral
  • funeral director
  • funeral home
  • funeral parlour
  • funerary
  • funereally
  • green burial
  • hearse
  • lay
  • lie
  • morgue
  • mortician
  • mortuary
  • obsequies
  • open-casket
  • send
  • sendsomethingoff
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pall
verb[I]
uk
/pɔːl/us
/pɑːl/
tobecomelessinterestingorenjoyable:
丧失吸引力，变得乏味
Thepleasureof not having toworkquicklypalled.不必工作的快感很快就消失了。
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Bore and bored
  • banal
  • be (stuck) in a grooveidiom
  • be watching the clockidiom
  • bend
  • blah
  • boil
  • bore
  • bore the ass offsomeoneidiom
  • bored
  • languidly
  • listless
  • listlessly
  • listlessness
  • outgrow
  • tire
  • underemployed
  • underwhelm
  • underwhelmed
  • undynamic
  • uninspired
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(Definition ofpallfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

pall| American Dictionary

pall
noun[C]
us
/pɔl/

pallnoun[C](COVERING)

adark,thickcoveringorcloudthatblockslight:
Aheavypall ofsmokefrom theforestfiresblottedout thesun.
A pall can also be afeelingof beingunhappyorhopeless:
News of hisdeathcasta pall over theevening.
pall
verb[I]
us
/pɔl/

pallverb[I](BECOME LESS GOOD)

tobecomelessinterestingorenjoyable:
Thejoyof being his ownbossbeganto pall afterworking70-hourweeks.
(Definition ofpallfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpall

pall
Heavy-handed tactics such as these, not to mention the palls of diesel exhaust normally hanging over those same roads, have provoked considerable public resentment.
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Slow growth in wages tends to heighten the appeal of economic individualism while casting a moralpallon the cross-subsidies that "progressive" social measures require.
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There is apallover institutions, as well as the professionals who work in them and the patients who come to them.
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The bare possibility of separability under exotic conditions does not cast apallon their functional unity under ordinary conditions.
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The south in particular was enveloped in apallof neglect.
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At a minimum, the consequences cast apallover future business prospects.
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At other times it is suddenly exciting, as a new discovery is made or a sensitive teacher initiates a new game just as the last activity begins topall.
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Trauma at this point in the lifecourse may cast a negativepallon these life reflections, and present undeniable evidence that things did not turn out as was hoped.
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Recollect that this was after the tragedies ; this was when the terriblepallwas over that house and the neighborhood, and an officer should be pretty careful.
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We are all aware of the great palls of smoke which hang over locomotive yards.
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First, an inspector palled to see if the main was large enough.
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I beg to move, in page 11, line 12, to leave out: "dustbins, buckets, palls' and the words".
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In the last four months of 1921 we palled up a little under private management.
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I am aware of the palls which have been held on this matter.
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We have sometimes been palled a nation of shopkeepers, but, at any rate, we have a reputation of being honest shopkeepers.
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