1.抱;拥抱
2.包,包进 (in; with)
3.折叠
1.to surround or enclose someone or something
1.It seemed as if an icy wind had touched my face and enfolded my body from head to foot; I could feel the stir of it in my hair.
好像一阵冰一样的风触碰到我的脸，把我的身体从头到脚都卷了进去；我也感觉到头发被它搅动起来。
2.Stifling air enfolded him, sticking his shirt to his chest and his hair to his forehead. He felt a moment of even greater panic.
沉闷的空气席卷着他，他的衣服粘上他的胸口，他的头发粘上他的前额。他有一会儿甚至觉得极度慌恐。
3.But as he enfolded me in his arms and hugged me close, the feeling was every bit as good.
但是当他把我接在怀中，紧紧拥抱我的时候，我分明体验到同样的感受。
4.Hug her from behind when sleeping with her enfolded and feeling like a baby.
从背后抱着她睡觉，像孩子一样揽在怀里。
5.She ran out of inferno, she enfolded her boyfriend . then she was crying .
她奔出火海，扑到男朋友的怀里，哭了。
6.Out of his trance Jim seemed quickly to wake. He enfolded his Della.
吉姆好像从恍惚之中醒来，把德拉紧紧地搂在怀里。
7.He enfolded the child in an affectionate embrace.
他疼爱得把孩子紧紧搂在怀里。
8.She enfolded the child in her arms.
她把小孩抱在怀里。
9.With tears of joy, the old woman enfolded her long-lost son in her arms.
老妇人热泪盈眶，紧紧拥抱住失散多年的儿子。
10.Gloom has enfolded the Japanese economy in recent months and the prime minister's chances of political survival are widely doubted.
近几个月来，日本经济一直阴云笼罩，人们普遍怀疑这位首相能否保住自己的政治地位。