curtained

Describes a window, door, or opening that is fitted with or covered by a curtain.

• 🇪🇸Describe una ventana, puerta o abertura que está equipada o cubierta con una cortina.

1. Fitted with curtains B1 formal

   Describing a window, door, or opening that has curtains hung over it.

   • The curtained windows blocked out the morning light.
   • She walked into the curtained room and felt a sense of privacy.
   • The stage was curtained off from the audience.

   🇪🇸provisto de cortinas

   Sinónimos: draped

2. Hidden or obscured C1 formal

   Used figuratively to describe something that is concealed or veiled.

   • The truth remained curtained behind a wall of secrecy.
   • His emotions were curtained by a calm exterior.
   • The past is curtained in mystery.

   🇪🇸Oculto, velado

   Sinónimos: cloakedconcealedhiddenmaskedveiled

• more curtained comparative form
• most curtained superlative form

A verb meaning to provide or cover with a curtain, or to conceal or separate something as if with a curtain.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa proveer o cubrir con una cortina, o esconder o separar algo como si fuera con una cortina.

1. To conceal or screen B2 formal

   To hide or obscure something, as if by drawing a curtain.

   • The fog curtained the entire valley from view.
   • He curtained his true intentions behind a friendly smile.
   • The tall trees curtained the house from the road.

   🇪🇸ocultar como con una cortina

   Sinónimos: cloakconcealdrapehidemaskobscurescreenshadeshroudveil

   Antónimos: discloseexposerevealshowuncover

2. To provide with curtains B1 formal

   To furnish or decorate with curtains.

   • She curtained the windows with heavy velvet drapes.
   • The stage was curtained in red fabric.
   • They curtained off the corner of the room for privacy.

   🇪🇸proveer de cortinas

• curtained past participle
• curtained past simple
• curtaining present participle
• curtains third person singular

Variantes phrasal: curtain off