glassed

• صفة أثرية مشتقة من الفعل الإنجليزي glass، وتعني مزوَّد بالزجاج أو مغطّى به أو محاط بالزجاج؛ وقد تُستعمل مجازًا بمعنى مغلَّف أو مُحكم بالزجاج. لم تعد مستعملة في الإنجليزية الحديثة.

An archaic past participle of 'glass', meaning fitted with glass or glazed; now obsolete in modern English.

1. Fitted with glassB2formal

   Having glass panes or windows installed.

   مُزَجَّج

   • The building has a glassed facade.
   • The porch was glassed in to create a sunroom.
   • The glassed windows let in plenty of natural light.

   المرادفاتglazed

   الأضدادunglazed

2. Struck with a glassC1informalbritish

   Hit or attacked with a glass object, typically in a violent incident.

   مضروب بزجاجة

   • He was glassed in a bar fight last night.
   • The victim was glassed across the face.
   • The attacker glassed him during the argument.

• فعل يُستعمل للدلالة على تغطية شيء ما بالزجاج أو تزويده به، أو على الانعكاس أو المسح بواسطة سطح زجاجي.

A verb used to indicate the act of fitting or covering something with glass, or to reflect or scan with a glass surface.

1. Fit with glassB2formal

   To fit or cover something with glass, such as a window or frame.

   تزجيج

   • They glassed the entire front of the building.
   • The old windows were glassed to keep out the cold.
   • He glassed the picture frame himself.

   المرادفاتglazepane

2. Hit with a glassC1informalbritish

   To strike someone with a glass, typically in a fight.

   ضرب بكأس زجاجية

   • He was glassed in a bar fight last night.
   • The attacker glassed the victim across the face.
   • She was glassed during the altercation.

الصيغ المركّبةglass inglass over