—n. 1 piece of usu. transparent fabric attached to a woman's hatet cetera (и так далее), esp. to conceal or protect the face. 2 piece of linenet cetera (и так далее) as part of a nun's headdress. 3 thing that hides or disguises (a veil of silence). —v. 1 cover with a veil. 2 (esp. as veiled adj.) partly conceal (veiled threats). beyond the veil in the unknown state of life after death. draw a veil over avoid discussing; hush up. take the veil become a nun. [Latin velum]
... a woman to. appear outside the house with an open face , so women .there wear a special veil on their heads : a veil or. veil Thirdly , behavior from the point of view of ethics should ... (Etiquette)
... So , Kant 's a priori is interpretable in terms of. information But the foregoing only lifts the veil over the informational . nature of a priori (on) knowledge , especially in view of.the achievements of modern science ... (philosophiya)
... to attract a potential spouse to. the selection of the engagement ring , because this event should .wear a veil of mystery and act as a pleasant surprise . for her If your general reasoning has ... (Interpersonal relationships)
... thatspontaneity isthebasic property of.achild , inthecase ofagame , aniron .algorithm ishidden under theveil ofspontaneity , which israther .anattribute oftheritual The game begins asasparkling , fascinating ... (Individual and family counseling)
... , understandable to a.child of this age , or a reference to the fact that. this phenomenon is not entirely clear to adults , or a.conscious veil about what the child should not yet know Sometimes you also have to look ... (Developmental Psychology and Developmental Psychology)
... fact , Schmidt preferred not to dwell on products under . development , but then he decided to lift the veil of.secrecy and allow viewers to feel like Google employees - a classic . technique that he ... (History of computer technology and IT technology)
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