“drape”簡單造句，drape造句子

The movable screen or drape in a theater or hall that separates the stage from the auditorium or that serves as a backdrop.

Last summer, during her photo session, Ceara Sturgis, 17, dutifully tried on the traditional black drape, the open-necked robe that reveals the collarbone, a hint of bare shoulder.

The ladies drape their arms over the back, stretch out their legs, tuck up their feet - hardly conventional poses for noblewomen of the 1690s.

You can simply hook them on the pot rack hooks, and let them drape at an Angle.