cover
coververb
UK/ˈkʌvə(r)/US/ˈkʌvɚ/
Dạng từ: covers · covered · covering
PUT OVER
B1to put something over something else to protect or hide it
- Cover the pan and cook for ten minutes.
- She covered her face with her hands.
BE ON TOP
B1to be on top of something or spread over a surface
- Snow covered the hills.
- His shoes were covered in mud.
INCLUDE
B2to include or deal with a subject
- The course covers basic grammar.
- Does the price cover breakfast?
DISTANCE
B2to travel a particular distance
- We covered 20 kilometres on the first day.
REPORT
B2to report on an event for a newspaper or on television
- She covered the election for a national newspaper.
covernoun
UK/ˈkʌvə(r)/US/ˈkʌvɚ/
Dạng từ: covers
PROTECTION
B1something you put over something to protect or hide it
- Put a cover on the sofa.
- I bought new covers for the cushions.
BOOK
B1the outside part of a book or magazine
- Her photo was on the cover of a magazine.
- Don't judge a book by its cover.
SHELTER
B2protection from bad weather or danger
- We took cover under a tree when it started to rain.