cowled
adjective uk/kaʊld/ us/kaʊld/
（尤指修士）带头巾的;穿上蒙头斗篷的
wearing a cowl (= a large, loose covering for the head and sometimes shoulders, worn especially by monks)
A small, cowled figure shuffled towards him. 一个戴着兜帽的矮小身影拖着脚步朝他走来。
They saw a cowled man in a black cloak.
（衣服）带垂褶领的
(of a piece of clothing) with a cowl neck (= a wide, loose collar that folds over on itself)
The image showed her casually dressed in a cowled sweater and jeans.
a cowled dress 一件带垂领的连衣裙
（机器）带整流罩的;带灯罩的
(of an engine or light) fitted with a cover
The early aircraft featured a cowled nose-mounted engine. 早期的飞机采用带整流罩的机鼻发动机。
The scooter has characteristic cowled headlights.
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- The benches were filled with shadowy forms who raised their cowled heads.
- The figure was a woman cowled in black.
- He was cowled and hooded, but he did not speak like a monk.
- The designer showed cowled tunics over cropped trousers.
- He designed an elegant aircraft featuring four neatly cowled engines and a graceful dolphin-shaped fuselage.
- Variants of the biplane were developed with different rotary engines, each carefully cowled.