cowl in Portuguese
cowl in Portuguese is capelo — cowl means a hood, especially the large loose hood of a monk's robe.
cowl in Portuguese
capelo
A monk's hood that can be pulled forward to cover the face; a robe with such a hood attached to it.
What does "cowl" mean?
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noun A hood, especially the large loose hood of a monk's robe.
"The monk pulled his cowl over his head against the cold."
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noun A protective covering over part of a vehicle or engine.
"Mechanics removed the cowl to access the engine."
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noun A chimney cap or hood-shaped fitting designed to improve draft and stop backflow.
"A metal cowl on the chimney kept rain from getting in."
cowl in a sentence
- The monk pulled his cowl over his head against the cold.
- Mechanics removed the cowl to access the engine.
- A metal cowl on the chimney kept rain from getting in.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cowl" in Portuguese?
"cowl" in Portuguese is capelo. cowl means: A hood, especially the large loose hood of a monk's robe.
How do you use "cowl" in a sentence?
Example: "The monk pulled his cowl over his head against the cold." In Portuguese, "cowl" is capelo.
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