pall in Portuguese
pall in Portuguese is perla — pall means a heavy cloth draped over a coffin or tomb.
pall in Portuguese
perla
(heraldic charge) A charge representing an archbishop's pallium, having the form of the letter Y, sometimes charged with crosses.
What does "pall" mean?
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noun A heavy cloth draped over a coffin or tomb.
"A black velvet pall covered the casket as it was carried into the church."
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noun A dark, heavy covering of something, such as smoke, dust, or gloom, that spreads over a place.
"A pall of smoke hung over the city after the fire."
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verb To become dull, tiresome, or unappealing after too much of something.
"Even the best jokes start to pall after you have heard them a dozen times."
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pall in a sentence
- A black velvet pall covered the casket as it was carried into the church.
- The family chose a simple white pall for the funeral.
- A pall of smoke hung over the city after the fire.
- A pall of silence fell over the room when the news broke.
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What is "pall" in Portuguese?
"pall" in Portuguese is perla. pall means: A heavy cloth draped over a coffin or tomb.
How do you use "pall" in a sentence?
Example: "A black velvet pall covered the casket as it was carried into the church." In Portuguese, "pall" is perla.
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