Happed Meaning in English

word · lemma: hap

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UK

释义

"Happed" is an old or archaic verb meaning to cover or wrap, especially with a cloth or blanket. It is almost never used in modern English.

用法与细微差别

Extremely rare and archaic; found primarily in historical texts or poetry, especially Scottish literature. Today, use 'cover' or 'wrap' instead of 'hap' or 'happed'.

• Spanish: cubrir (arcaico)
• Portuguese (BR): cobrir (arcaico)
• Portuguese (PT): cobrir (arcaico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 覆盖（古语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 覆蓋（古語）
• Hindi: ढकना (पुराना)
• Arabic: يغطي (قديم)
• Bengali: ঢেকে রাখা - মুড়িয়ে রাখা (পরিবারে বা কাঁথা দিয়ে)
• Russian: укрыть - завернуть (покрывалом, одеялом)
• Japanese: 包む - 覆う (毛布などで)
• Vietnamese: đắp - phủ (bằng chăn hoặc vải)
• Korean: 덮다 - 감싸다 (이불로)
• Turkish: örtmek - sarmak (özellikle battaniye veya kumaşla)
• Urdu: ڈھانپنا - لپیٹنا (خصوصاً کمبل یا کپڑے سے)
• Indonesian: menutupi - membungkus (dengan kain atau selimut)

例句

In the old tales, mothers happed their children so they would not fear the dark.

natural

The old nurse happed the baby with a warm blanket.

basic

He happed his feet before going to bed.

basic

The shepherd happed the lambs against the cold night.

basic

She remembered how her grandmother always happed her up before stories.

natural

Wrap yourself up, as folk once happed themselves on cold nights.

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