Translation for 'cloak' from English to Bulgarian

cloak {noun}

плащ {м}облекло

мантия {ж}облекло

пелерина {ж}облекло

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cloak room {noun}

гардероб {м} [обществен]

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mourning cloak (butterfly) {noun} [Am.] [Nymphalis antiopa]

траурница {ж}енто.T

• The play begins with three pages disputing over the black cloak usually worn by the actor who delivers the prologue.
• Ladies may wear a long (over the shoulders or to ankles) cloak usually called a cape, or a full-length cloak.
• The Cloak of Levitation is depicted as a potent mystical cloak worn by Doctor Strange.
• In "The Last Castle," Blue's commanding officer hands him the Witching Cloak so that he can fulfill a messenger mission.
• She told him to go to a tree where nine birds fought for a cloak.

• As Devil-Slayer, Payne uses a mystical device called a shadow cloak.
• Hela always wears her magical cloak which enhances her strength and keeps her young and healthy.
• The mystical boots and cloak Parker wears give him superhuman abilities. When wearing the boots, the Hood can walk on air. While wearing the cloak and holding his breath, he becomes invisible.
• ... Shrine of the Cloak) is an Islamic shrine located in present-day Kandahar, Afghanistan.
• By the end of the nineteenth century, and following the social upheaval of the Famine of 1847, the traditional hooded cloak had nearly disappeared from much of Ireland, but remained popular in the western part of the country, thus giving the name "The Kinsale Cloak" or "West Cork Cloak" to the garment.

• Spatial cloaks have other characteristics: whatever they contain can (in principle) be kept invisible forever, since an object inside the cloak may simply remain there.
• Species of "Argyrochosma" are commonly referred to as "false cloak ferns"; the name apparently refers to their resemblance to "Notholaena" proper, known as "cloak ferns" for the reflexed leaf margins, which cloak the sporangia.