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B1 · Intermediate

v. to include a subject or a certain amount of information.

v. to have within one's scope or purview; to address a specific range of topics or data.

日本語:扱う※

“The first chapter of the book covers the history of the city.”

“The introductory lecture covers the fundamental principles of thermodynamics before moving on to more complex industrial applications.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to have enough money to pay for something.

v. to be sufficient to pay for a cost or to provide the necessary funds for an expense.

日本語:まかなう※

Español:cubrir

“Ten dollars should be enough to cover the cost of lunch.”

“The grant was specifically designed to cover the travel expenses and accommodation for the visiting researchers.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to travel a certain distance.

v. to traverse or pass over a specific distance or area.

“We covered over thirty miles on the first day of our hike.”

“The search party managed to cover the entire northern quadrant of the forest before the heavy fog made further progress impossible.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to do someone else's work while they are away.

v. to act as a substitute or replacement for a colleague during their absence.

“Can you cover my shift on Friday evening? I have a doctor's appointment.”

“The department head asked if any senior staff could cover the afternoon seminars while the professor was attending the conference.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. the outside part of a book, magazine, or CD.

n. the protective outer layer of a publication or recorded media, typically made of heavier paper or cardboard.

“The book has a beautiful blue cover with gold letters.”

“The publisher decided to redesign the front cover to appeal to a younger demographic of readers.”

B1 · Intermediate Uncountable noun Military

n. a place where you can hide or stay safe from danger.

n. physical terrain or objects that provide protection from enemy observation or fire.

“The soldiers ran for cover when the rain started to fall heavily.”

“The infantry moved from cover to cover, using the dense undergrowth to remain invisible to the scouts on the ridge.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun Law British English

n. protection provided by an insurance company.

n. financial protection provided under the terms of an insurance policy.

“Does your travel insurance provide cover for lost luggage?”

“The policy offers comprehensive cover against fire, theft, and accidental damage for all equipment stored on the premises.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Music

n. a new version of a song that was originally recorded by someone else.

n. a new performance or recording of a previously released song by a different artist.

“The band played a great cover of an old Beatles song.”

“While the original track was a slow ballad, the band's cover transformed it into an upbeat dance anthem.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. something that is put over an opening or an object.

n. a lid, top, or fitted cloth used to close an opening or protect an item.

“Make sure the cover of the trash can is closed tightly.”

“The custom-made pool cover was designed to withstand heavy snow loads during the winter months.”