n.(尤指修道士戴的)大兜帽，大风帽，烟囱罩，通风帽(常可随风转动以利通风或排烟)

原形：cowl复数：cowls

She wore a fur cowl around her neck to keep warm in the cold winter.
她围着皮毛兜帽以抵御寒冬。
The medieval knight's armor featured a metal cowl for protection.
中世纪骑士的盔甲有一个金属兜帽用于防护。
The monk's simple robe had a hood with a cowl attached, symbolizing humility.
修道士的朴素长袍带有连帽，象征谦逊。
The cathedral's towering spire was topped with a golden cowl-shaped weather vane.
大教堂尖塔顶部装饰着金色的像兜帽似的风向标。
In the Harry Potter series, witches and wizards often wear cloaks with pointy cowls.
在《哈利·波特》系列中，巫师和女巫常穿有尖顶兜帽的斗篷。
The cowl of the Batman costume is designed to conceal his identity.
蝙蝠侠服装上的兜帽是为了隐藏他的身份。
The monk's cowl was pulled tightly over his head, hiding his face from view.
那位僧侣的兜帽拉得很低，遮住了他的脸。
A僧侣's cowl was an essential part of their monastic attire, marking them as members of a religious order.
僧侣的兜帽是他们僧侣服饰的重要组成部分，表明他们是宗教团体的一员。
The cowl on the owl was a distinctive feature that set it apart from other birds.
猫头鹰的兜帽是它与其他鸟类区分的显著特征。
She removed the silk cowl from her head, revealing her long, flowing hair.
她摘下丝质兜帽，露出她那飘逸的长发。