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velato, -a

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. veiled [Brit veɪld, Am veɪld] ГЛАГ pp

veiled → veil II

II. veiled [Brit veɪld, Am veɪld] ПРИЛ

1. veiled person:

veiled

2. veiled (indirect):

veiled hint, threat

I. veil [Brit veɪl, Am veɪl] СЪЩ

1. veil:

velo м
to take the veil РЕЛ

2. veil прен:

velo м

II. veil [Brit veɪl, Am veɪl] ГЛАГ прх

1. veil:

veil mist, cloud:
veil material:

2. veil (conceal) прен:

veil emotion
thinly disguised, veiled
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
velato donna, oggetto
veiled
velato allusione, minaccia
veiled
in a veiled manner
to cover sth with a veil, to veil sth
velare volto, statua
velare nubi: paesaggio
velare прен
velarsi volto

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

veiled ПРИЛ

1. veiled (wearing a veil):

veiled

2. veiled (indirect, concealed):

veiled
thinly veiled

I. veil [veɪl] СЪЩ

velo м
under the veil of sth прен
to draw a veil over sth прен

II. veil [veɪl] ГЛАГ прх

to be veiled in secrecy
the mist veiled the mountains прен liter
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
velato (-a)
veiled
velato (-a)
veiled
Present
Iveil
youveil
he/she/itveils
weveil
youveil
theyveil
Past
Iveiled
youveiled
he/she/itveiled
weveiled
youveiled
theyveiled
Present Perfect
Ihaveveiled
youhaveveiled
he/she/ithasveiled
wehaveveiled
youhaveveiled
theyhaveveiled
Past Perfect
Ihadveiled
youhadveiled
he/she/ithadveiled
wehadveiled
youhadveiled
theyhadveiled

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It is not even a veiled or disguised attempt.
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In cases where no violet fabrics could be afford by the parish, only the heads of the statues were veiled.
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However, there is veiled evidence that they were dealt a more summary kind of justice than banishment.
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Even though the government has never banned her books, a thinly veiled moralism pervades the literary critical approach to her work.
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Developing countries also hold legitimate fears that the attempts to incorporate labour standards may be used as a thinly veiled protectionist measure.
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