caparisoned

• Adjetivo que describe a un caballo cubierto con un caparazón o gualdrapa decorativa, especialmente para ocasiones ceremoniales o desfiles. También puede referirse a algo adornado o enjaezado de forma ornamental.

An archaic adjective describing a horse that is adorned with a decorative covering or trappings, especially for a ceremonial occasion.

1. Clothed in fineryC2formal

   Dressed in decorative or ornamental coverings, especially used for horses in ceremonial or parade settings.

   Enjaezado con ornamentos

   • The knight rode a caparisoned horse through the city gates.
   • The parade featured caparisoned horses with colorful silk blankets.
   • In the medieval festival, all the horses were caparisoned in gold and velvet.

   Sinónimosaccoutredadornedarrayeddecorated

• Verbo poco común o anticuado que significa vestir o adornar con ropas ricas o arreos decorativos, especialmente un caballo o una persona con atuendo ceremonial.

An archaic verb meaning to dress or adorn with rich clothing or decorative trappings, especially for a horse or a person in ceremonial attire.

1. Adorn or cover with decorative clothC2formal

   To put a decorative covering or cloth on a horse, especially for ceremonial purposes.

   Enjaezar

   • The knights caparisoned their horses for the royal parade.
   • The horse was caparisoned in rich velvet and gold embroidery.
   • They caparisoned the steeds before the tournament began.

   Sinónimosadornarraybedeckclothedeckdrapedressrobetrap