Revestido
pronunciation: rebestidoʊ
part of speech: adjective
clad = vestido, cubierto, revestido.
Example: The stereotype of the governess as exemplified in Jane Eyre -- intelligent, restrained, soberly clad -- was the predecessor of the librarian as an occupation in which the women of the period, the 'guardians of morality' could find genteel employment.
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» clad in = cubierto de, cubierto con.
Example: When a fount of type was to be cast, each matrix in turn was fixed in the mould, a steel box made in two parts, clad in wood for insulation and ease of handling.» ironclad [iron-clad] = invariable, inflexible, rígido, absoluto, que se puede aplicar a rajatabla.
Example: A review of the research shows that there are no clear and ironclad answers.» ironclad [iron-clad] = acorazado, blindado.
Example: He also highlights some of the naval innovations of the war, including submarines, ironclad vessels, and new types of mines.» scantily clad = ligero de ropa.
Example: Good rule of thumb when browsing the Internet: If it looks lurid, promises nudity, or displays scantily clad women, don't click on it.» titanium-clad = cubierto de titanio.
Example: This brand new public library cost 40 million dollars and is housed in the first titanium-clad building in the USA with a golden skin that changes colour with atmospheric conditions. Clad synonyms
black in spanish: negro, pronunciation: blæk adjective, nounwhite in spanish: blanco, pronunciation: waɪt adjective, nounsuited in spanish: adecuado, pronunciation: sutəd adjectivedressed in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: drest adjectivecoated in spanish: saburral, pronunciation: koʊtəd adjectivearrayed in spanish: arreglado, pronunciation: ɜreɪd adjectivetrousered in spanish: vestido de pantalones, pronunciation: traʊzɜrd adjectiveattired in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: ətaɪrd adjectiveclothed in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: kloʊðd adjectivegarbed in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: gɑrbd adjectivesheathed in spanish: enfundado, pronunciation: ʃiðd adjectiverobed in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: roʊbd adjectivehabited in spanish: habitado, pronunciation: hæbətɪd adjectivecaparisoned in spanish: Caparisoned, pronunciation: kəperɪsənd adjectiveuniformed in spanish: uniforme, pronunciation: junəfɔrmd adjectivebreeched in spanish: pantalón, pronunciation: britʃt adjectivegowned in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: gaʊnd adjectivecowled in spanish: cubierta, pronunciation: kaʊəld adjectiveturned out in spanish: resultó, pronunciation: tɜrndaʊt adjectivedighted in spanish: atontado, pronunciation: daɪtɪd adjectiveoverdressed in spanish: relamido, pronunciation: oʊvɜrdrest adjectiveunderdressed in spanish: desnudo, pronunciation: ʌndɜrdrest adjectivecostumed in spanish: disfrazado, pronunciation: kɔstumd adjectivepetticoated in spanish: enagua, pronunciation: petɪkoʊtɪd adjectiveappareled in spanish: aparecido, pronunciation: əperəld adjectivetogged in spanish: togged, pronunciation: tɔgd adjectivepanoplied in spanish: de punta en blanco, pronunciation: pænəplaɪd adjectivegarmented in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: gɑrmentɪd adjectivehabilimented in spanish: habilitado, pronunciation: həbɪləmentɪd adjectivedolled up in spanish: emperifollada, pronunciation: dɑldʌp adjectivedressed-up in spanish: vestido, pronunciation: drestʌp adjectivetuxedoed in spanish: esmoquin, pronunciation: tʌksdoʊd adjectivesurpliced in spanish: suplicado, pronunciation: sɜrplaɪst adjectivespruced up in spanish: acicalado, pronunciation: sprustʌp adjectivevestmented in spanish: vestimentado, pronunciation: vestmentɪd adjectivecassocked in spanish: de sotana, pronunciation: kæsəkt adjectivespiffed up in spanish: spiffed, pronunciation: spɪftəp adjectivebundled-up in spanish: arropar, pronunciation: bʌndəled adjectivepantalooned in spanish: pantaloon, pronunciation: pæntəlund adjectivelobster-backed in spanish: lomo de langosta, pronunciation: lɑbstɜrbækt adjectivered-coated in spanish: recubierto de rojo, pronunciation: redkoʊd adjectiveheavy-coated in spanish: recubierto pesado, pronunciation: hevikoʊd adjective 
