mantled

• Adjetivo literario o arcaico que significa cubierto, envuelto o rodeado como con una capa o manto.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning covered, cloaked, or enveloped, as if by a mantle.

1. Covered or CloakedC1formal

   Covered with or as if with a cloak, wrap, or layer.

   cubierto o envuelto

   • The mountains were mantled in a thick blanket of snow.
   • The forest floor was mantled with fallen leaves.
   • The old castle was mantled in ivy.

   Sinónimoscloakedclothedcovereddrapedveiledwrapped

   Antónimosbareexposeduncoveredunveiled

• Verbo que significa cubrir, envolver o ocultar algo como con un manto o capa.

A verb meaning to cover, envelop, or conceal something, as if with a cloak or mantle.

1. Spread over a surfaceC1formal

   To spread over or cover a surface gradually, like a mantle being laid down.

   Extenderse sobre una superficie

   • The fog mantled the valley, hiding the houses from view.
   • Oil slick slowly mantled the water, creating a rainbow sheen.
   • The cream began to mantle the surface of the hot coffee.
   • Shadows mantled his face as the sun dipped below the horizon.

   Sinónimosblanketcloakcoverenvelopoverlayoverspreadshroudsuffuseveil

   Antónimosexposerevealuncover

2. Cover like a mantleC1formal

   To envelop or conceal something completely, as if with a cloak or mantle.

   Cubrir como un manto

   • Snow mantled the rooftops and streets, turning the town white.
   • A deep silence mantled the forest after the storm.
   • The old castle was mantled in ivy and moss.
   • Darkness mantled the land as the stars began to appear.

   Sinónimosblanketcloakconcealcoverenvelopscreenshroudveilwrap

   Antónimosexposerevealuncover