Significats de cocoon by en anglès

It looked as if she'd been cocooned by solid strands of air.

Or maybe cocooned by a fire with his ex.

And in their midst, cocooned by anonymity, his destination.

He shoved it into his beard, where the unfortunate insect was immediately cocooned by hair.

She moved, cocooned by light, to the mirror.

It was the guide, lashed by vines in a bundle as if she had been cocooned by a spider.

Tesco has moved to offer more support to older people who are cocooning by prioritising online delivery for the over-65s.

I should be in the shower, getting ready, but I seem frozen inside the house, cocooned by an oppressive disquiet.

I roamed along them in a happily random way, shuffling through leaves and litter, cocooned by the tall narrow houses and old trees.

Hidden within 30,000 acres of rugged private land, the ranch is cocooned by peaks and canyons in all directions.

His comments follow clarification by the Department of Health in recent days that cocooning by the over-70s was "advisory" and not mandatory amid the pandemic.

Kathleen Atkinson (82) is a very busy lady, despite the fact she is cocooning by herself at her home in Cabra, Dublin 7.