披 (pī): to drape over

In the evening, the wind by the sea was strong, so she draped that red woolen shawl over her shoulders and took a slow walk along the beach.

He had just gotten out of the swimming pool and felt a bit cold, so he immediately draped a bath towel over his shoulders and ran back to the changing room.

Grandpa sat on a rattan chair in the yard, draped an old cotton-padded jacket over his back, and read the newspaper while basking in the sun.

To portray this ancient general well, the actor draped the heavy armor over himself, mounted a warhorse, and practiced back and forth on the set.

It started to rain, so Mom draped a raincoat over Xiaoming's schoolbag, while she herself only held a small umbrella.