cover

US /ˈkʌv.ɚ/
UK /ˈkʌv.ɚ/
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1.

to place something over or in front of (something else) in order to protect, conceal, or close it

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She used a blanket to cover the sleeping child.
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Snow covered the entire landscape.
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blanketcloakconcealhidemask
2.

to deal with (an amount or area)

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The insurance policy doesn't cover natural disasters.
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The report will cover all aspects of the problem.
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includeencompassdeal withhandleaddress
3.

to travel a specified distance

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We need to cover 200 miles today.
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The athlete can cover a lot of ground quickly.
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traveltraversecrossgo over
1.

something that covers or is used for covering

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He removed the cover from the pot.
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The book has an attractive cover.
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lidtopwrappersheathcasing
2.

a recording of a song or piece of music that has been previously recorded by another artist

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The band performed a great cover of a classic rock song.
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Her new album features several interesting covers.
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remakerenditionversion
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coveredcoveringcover forcover girlcover letterface coveringcovering letter