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veiled (B1)

カタカナ: ヴェイルド

IPA: /veɪld/

Covered with a veil, a piece of fine material worn by women to protect or conceal the face or to complete an outfit.

意味: ベールで覆われていること。ベールとは、顔を保護したり隠したり、服装を完成させたりするために女性が着用する、薄い素材の布のことです。

The bride was veiled, adding an air of mystery to her appearance. — The bride was veiled, adding an air of mystery to her appearance.
She wore a short, decorative veil that framed her face. — She wore a short, decorative veil that framed her face.
In some cultures, women are veiled as a religious or cultural practice. — In some cultures, women are veiled as a religious or cultural practice.

Japanese translations of Veiled:

veiled in (prepositional phrase): Covered or hidden by something, often figuratively. — "The city was veiled in fog."
veiled with (prepositional phrase): Covered or concealed using something. — "Her true emotions were veiled with a polite smile."