/dreɪp; drep/
v
1 (a) [Tn.pr] ~ sth round/over sth hang (cloth, curtains, a cloak, etc) loosely on sth 将（衣物、帘、幕、斗篷等）悬挂, 披
*a fur coat draped round her shoulders 披在她肩上的皮大衣
* Dust-sheets were draped over the furniture. 家具上盖着防尘布.
(b) [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth (in/with sth) cover or decorate sb/sth (with cloth, etc) （用布等）遮盖或装饰某人[某事物]
*Dracula appeared, draped in a huge cloak. 吸血鬼披着一件大斗篷走了出来.
* walls draped with tapestries 饰有挂毯的墙壁.
2 [Tn.pr] ~ sth round/over sth allow sth to rest loosely on sth 将某物随便围在或放在另一物上
*She draped her arms around his neck. 她伸开双臂轻轻地搂着他的脖子.

n
1 [sing] way in which a curtain, dress, etc hangs （帘、幕、衣、裙等）悬挂状.
2 [C] (US) = curtain.

v [T]
[Date: 1400-1500; Language: Old French;Origin: draper, from drap 'cloth']
to put something somewhere so that it hangs or lies loosely
drape sth over/around/across sth
　He took off his coat and draped it over a chair.
　Mina lay back, her arms draped lazily over the cushions.
to cover or decorate something with a cloth
drape sth over/around sth
　Jack emerged with a towel draped around him.
drape sth with/in sth
　The soldiers' coffins were draped with American flags.