hood
noun [ C ] uk/hʊd/ us/hʊd/
(CLOTHING)
B2 （衣服上的）兜帽，风帽
part of a piece of clothing that can be pulled up to cover the top and back of the head
The coat has a detachable hood. 这件大衣有可拆卸的风帽。
（为了挡住视线或不让人认出而戴的）头套，头罩
a bag that is put over someone's head so that they cannot see or be recognized
The prisoners had been tortured and made to wear hoods. 囚犯们遭到了拷打并被强行戴上了头罩。
- More examples
- It's pouring - why don't you put up your hood?
- You can detach the hood if you prefer the coat without it.
(COVER)
篷，罩
a part that covers or shelters a piece of equipment
The hood over the air vent is loose. 排气口的罩子松了。
(CAR)
US (UK bonnet)（汽车的）引擎罩，发动机盖
the metal cover over the part of a car where the engine is
I looked under the hood and clouds of smoke poured out. 我看了一下引擎罩下面，团团的烟冒了出来。
(PLACE)
US slang (also 'hood)贫民区，贫困社区
a poor neighbourhood
When he started he was just a poor boy from the hood - now he's a multimillionaire. 他刚起步时只是一个从贫民区来的穷小子——如今他已是个千万富翁了。