cover

From Lesson 16:Kanji 3·Japanese

Note

This kanji component looks just like a cover.

Usages of cover

crown
component

A crown covers the head, lined with jewels.

cover component
copy

If you want to give something away, you better cover the downside by first making a copy.

sell

You see a gentleman with his legs covered. He is selling something.

sash

Thirty cover towels went into making this sash.

center

The people in the center of power always cover up big things.

love

When you love someone, you use your fingernails to cover their heart during winter.

lie down

The crown is arriving from the left side. Yo, cover yourself again! Lie down!

melancholy

True melancholy also covers your heart in the middle of summer.

broom

A claw covered with a towel functions perfectly as a broom.

accept

You accept the nail polish, in order to have your fingernails covered again.

flying bird

For a bird to be a flying bird, it needs to be covered in feathers, and it needs to be a small bird.

mind

An insignificant cover may hide a vast, profound mind.

army

The army has tanks, which are basically covered cars.

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