capsulated

An obsolete adjective meaning enclosed in a capsule or condensed into a small form; rarely used in modern English.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que significa encerrado en una cápsula o comprimido en una forma compacta; se usa poco en el inglés moderno.

1. Enclosed in a capsule C1 formal scientific

   Describing seeds, spores, or other biological structures that are contained within a capsule.

   • The capsulated seeds of the plant are dispersed by wind.
   • Many fungi produce capsulated spores for reproduction.
   • The botanist examined the capsulated fruit under a microscope.

   🇪🇸encerrado en una cápsula

   Sinónimos: capsularcontainedenclosed

• more capsulated comparative form
• most capsulated superlative form

An obsolete verb meaning to enclose or encapsulate something, typically in a capsule or container.

• 🇪🇸Verbo obsoleto que significa encerrar o encapsular algo, generalmente en una cápsula o contenedor.

1. Enclose in a capsule C1 formal

   To enclose or contain something within a capsule or small container.

   • The pharmacist capsulated the medicine for easier consumption.
   • Scientists capsulated the sample for transport to the lab.
   • The machine capsulates the powder into small gelatin shells.

   🇪🇸Encapsular

   Sinónimos: encapsulateencaseenclose

• capsulated past participle
• capsulated past simple
• capsulating present participle
• capsulates third person singular