
Wreathe
UK
/riːð/
US
/riːð/

Translation wreathe into russian
wreathe
VerbUK
/riːð/
US
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The vines wreathe the old stone wall.
Лозы оплетают старую каменную стену.
Mist began to wreathe the mountain peak.
Туман начал окутывать вершину горы.
She wreathed the garland around the banister.
Она увила гирлянду вокруг перил.
Additional translations
wreathe
NounUK
/riːð/
US
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The bride wore a wreathe of flowers on her head.
Невеста носила венок из цветов на голове.
Definitions
wreathe
VerbUK
/riːð/
US
/riːð/
To cover, surround, or encircle something.
The mist wreathed the mountain peak, giving it an ethereal appearance.
To twist or entwine something into a circular shape.
She wreathed the flowers into a beautiful garland for the festival.
To adorn or decorate with a wreath or similar circular arrangement.
They wreathed the door with holly and ivy for the holiday season.
wreathe
NounUK
/riːð/
US
/riːð/
A ring or circle of flowers, leaves, or other materials, typically used as a decoration or symbol of honor or remembrance.
The family placed a wreathe of roses on the grave to honor their loved one.
Idioms and phrases
wreathe (something) in smoke
The factory chimneys wreathe the town in smoke.
окутывать (что-то) дымом
Заводские трубы окутывают город дымом.
wreathe (someone) in smiles
She wreathed her friends in smiles upon their arrival.
озарять (кого-то) улыбками
Она озарила своих друзей улыбками при их прибытии.
wreathe (something) in mist
The mountains were wreathed in mist early in the morning.
окутывать (что-то) туманом
Горы были окутаны туманом ранним утром.
wreathe (something) with flowers
They wreathed the archway with flowers for the wedding.
украшать (что-то) цветами
Они украсили арку цветами для свадьбы.
wreathe (someone) in glory
The victory wreathed the team in glory.
окутывать (кого-то) славой
Победа окутала команду славой.