pall2 [pɔːl] СУЩ.
2. pall Am (a coffin at a funeral):
- pall
- ковчег м.
3. pall (covering smoke cloud):
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| you | had | palled |
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| we | had | palled |
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It wears a shimmering silver mail suit and a cloak that hangs about it like a pall of smoke, and appears to have no fastening.
en.wikipedia.org T was hung around with purple and pall.
en.wikipedia.org The monks reverently lift the pall from the ark to reveal a jewelled skeleton of a saint.
en.wikipedia.org Just before the coronation, a major conspiracy had been uncovered, which cast a pall over the celebration.
en.wikipedia.org However, an arson attack on the day before cast a pall on the re-inauguration.
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