Значение слова "FOLD" найдено в 67 источниках
FOLD
[fəʊld]
сгиб, изгиб, складка
извилины ущелья, каньона; впадина, падь
кольцо
слой
лист в книге
планка в «складной» двери
фальц
складка, флексура
загибать, перегибать, сгибать, складывать
складывать, сворачивать; заворачивать, обертывать
складываться, сгибаться; «загибаться», «накрываться медным тазом», не удаваться, прекращать существовать
обнимать, обхватывать
окутывать, овевать, обнимать
фальцевать
загон для скота, овчарня, кошара
скот, загнанный в загон
паства
загонять скот в загон
заботиться о пастве, «пасти» паству
найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
fold: translation
•Roman•I.•/Roman• noun
1 part of sth folded
ADJECTIVE
▪ loose, soft
▪ deep, heavy
▪ neat
▪ vertical
VERB + FOLD
▪ be hidden behind, be hidden by, be hidden in
▪
The troops were hidden by the deep folds of the ground.
▪ fall in folds, hang in folds
▪
The fabric fell in soft folds.
▪
the heavy folds of his cloak
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the fold
▪
She hid the note in a fold in her robe.
▪ fold in
▪
a fold in the land
PHRASES
▪ folds of flesh, folds of skin
▪
the loose folds of flesh under her chin
2 the fold group of people who feel they belong
ADJECTIVE
▪ international (BrE)
VERB + THE FOLD
▪ join
▪ leave
▪ come back into, come back to, return to
▪ be back in
▪
The country is now firmly back in the international fold.
▪ bring sb (back) into, bring sb (back) to
▪
The indigenous people were brought into the Catholic fold.
▪ welcome sb (back) into, welcome sb (back) to
▪
His father finally accepted him back into the family fold.
PREPOSITION
▪ within a/the fold
▪
•Roman•II.•/Roman• opposing viewpoints within the international fold
verb
ADVERB
▪ carefully, neatly
▪
He carefully folded the typed sheets and replaced them in the envelope.
▪ gently
▪
Her hands lay gently folded in her lap.
▪ loosely, tightly
▪ in half, in two
▪
She folded the piece of paper in half.
▪ back, down, over
▪ up
▪
I folded up the clothes and put them away.
PREPOSITION
▪ into
▪
She folded the clothes into a neat bundle.
Fold is used with these nouns as the object: ↑arm, ↑clothes, ↑hand, ↑laundry, ↑map, ↑napkin, ↑paper, ↑pushchair, ↑sheet, ↑tent, ↑umbrella, ↑wing