envelop [ınˈveləp] 动词 trans
- envelop
- 包裹
- envelop
- 包围
- a baby enveloped in a blanket
- 用毯子裹着的婴儿
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The site, once enveloped in slabs of white limestone, revealed that it could possibly be thousands of years older than previously thought.
en.wikipedia.org In addition, he can envelop himself in an illusory image which changes his physical appearance.
en.wikipedia.org This process is only effective for viruses enveloped in a lipid coat, however.
en.wikipedia.org Under the outer coat of the fruit is a sticky layer of viscin, which is rich in glucose, and which envelops the seed.
en.wikipedia.org A bright light suddenly enveloped the playing field.
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