1. override
Technique overrides everything.
Using a controller on the handlebars, riders can, if they wish, adjust the gearing to provide a more intense workout or a gentler ride; they can also override the automatic shifting entirely and use it as a power-assisted manual transmission.
Under the Constitution, the lower chamber's resolutions override those of the upper chamber.
2. obscure
May I ask a few more questions about that point? It's a little obscure.
grey and obscure on the horizon rose a low island
obscure topic
The internet helps me to find obscure information.
There are some obscure points in his proposal.
Official policy has changed for obscure reasons.
His thesis doesn't make sense. To begin with, its theme is obscure.
For some obscure reason, he failed to turn on
The movie is full of obscure references that only pop culture enthusiasts will understand. The origins of the language are obscure.
They talk in an obscure jargon. I had an obscure feeling that something would go wrong.
His instructions are usually so obscure that it is hard to follow them.
Two new skyscrapers obscured the view from my window
An obscure island in the Pacific / His origins and parentage are obscure
The quote he used was so obscure, no-one understood the point he was trying to make.
The idea for the study had come from an obscure paper I had discovered while searching through old scientific studies
Angličtina slovo „przesłaniać„(obscure) se zobrazí v sadách:
książkowe słownictwo3. veil
This bride is covering her face with a veil.
Alone in this room, he had no reason to veil his true type.
Their work is carried out behind a veil of secrecy.
A fine drizzle began to veil the hills.
a white bridal veil
Did you wear a veil on your wedding day?
These operations can be accomplished by really simple code, hence they do not veil test’s logic
to take the veil
We lift the veil, what's really going on.
4. obstruct
He obstructed my progress
A tree obstructed the road and we couldn't pass.
The new building across the street obstructs what used to be a fine view.
You can't park here, you're obstructing my driveway.
The pillar obstructed our view of the stage.
After the earthquake many roads were obstructed by collapsed buildings.
People were obstructing the evacuation.
One of the visitors cried out to obstruct the proceedings.
5. veiled
The novel "David Copperfield" is popularly suspected to be a veiled autobiography of the author