Pronunciation: /ʃiːð/
verb to put (a weapon) into a sheath
A1 Sheathe your sword before entering the temple.
A2 The chef sheathed the knife after finishing the meal preparation.
B1 He quickly sheathed his gun when he realized it was just a false alarm.
B2 The knight sheathed his sword after the battle was won.
C1 The detective sheathed his notebook after solving the case.
C2 The samurai expertly sheathed his katana with a swift motion.
formal The knight carefully sheathed his sword after the battle.
informal Make sure to sheathe your knife before putting it away.
slang I quickly sheathed my phone when the teacher walked by.
figurative He learned to sheathe his emotions and remain calm in stressful situations.
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