clad

• Describe a alguien o algo vestido o cubierto con un cierto tipo de ropa o material.

Describes someone or something that is dressed or covered in a particular type of clothing or material.

1. Dressed or clothedB2formal

   Wearing a particular type of clothing or outfit.

   vestido

   • The knight was clad in shining armor.
   • She was clad in a beautiful silk gown.
   • The hikers were clad in warm winter gear.

   Sinónimosappareledarrayedattiredclothedcostumeddressedgarbedrobed

2. Covered with a materialC1formal

   Having an outer layer or covering, often of metal or another protective material.

   revestido

   • The building was clad in copper panels.
   • The pipes were clad with insulation to prevent freezing.
   • The ship's hull was clad in steel plates.

   Sinónimoscoatedcoveredencasedfacedsheathedwrapped

   Antónimosbareuncladuncovered

• Vestir a alguien o proveerlo de ropa; también cubrir o envolver algo como si fuera una prenda.

A verb meaning to provide or dress someone in clothes; to cover or invest as if with clothing.

verbo irregular

1. Provide with clothesB2formal

   To put clothes on someone or provide them with clothing.

   vestir

   • She clothed her children in warm winter jackets.
   • The charity helps to feed and clothe the homeless.
   • He was clothed in a simple cotton shirt and trousers.

   Sinónimosapparelarrayattiredressfit outgarbinvestoutfitrobe

   Antónimosbaredisrobestripunclotheundress

2. Cover or envelopC1formal

   To cover something as if with clothing; to envelop or surround.

   Cubrir o envolver

   • The mountains were clothed in mist.
   • The trees were clothed in autumn colors.
   • The idea was clothed in complex language.

   Sinónimoscloakcoverdrapeenvelopmantleshroudveilwrap

   Antónimosbareexposestripuncover