plastered

• Adjetivo informal que describe a una persona en estado de embriaguez muy fuerte, completamente borracha o ebria.

An informal adjective meaning very drunk or intoxicated.

1. Hair made smoothB2informal

   Describes hair that is flattened or made smooth by applying a sticky or glossy substance.

   Pelo pegado o alisado

   • His hair was plastered to his forehead with sweat.
   • She used gel to keep her hair plastered down.
   • After the rain, his hair was plastered flat against his scalp.

   Sinónimosflattenedgluedpastedslickedsmoothed

2. Covered with plasterB1formal

   Describes a wall or surface that has been covered with a layer of plaster.

   Enlucido, revocado

   • The walls were freshly plastered and painted white.
   • The old house had plastered ceilings that were cracking.
   • They hired a professional to get the walls plastered.

3. Very drunkB2slang

   Slang term meaning extremely intoxicated from alcohol.

   muy borracho

   • He got completely plastered at the party last night.
   • After three beers, she was already plastered.
   • They were all plastered by the end of the wedding reception.

   Sinónimosblottodrunkhammeredinebriatedintoxicatedleglessloadedsloshedsmashedwastedwrecked

   Antónimossober

• Verbo que significa cubrir una superficie con una capa de material, como yeso o mortero, o aplicar algo de forma espesa y abundante sobre una superficie.

A verb used to indicate the act of covering a surface with a substance, or applying something thickly or extensively.

1. Apply a heavy coat toB2formal

   To spread or apply a thick layer of a substance, such as plaster or paint, onto a surface.

   cubrir con una capa gruesa

   • The workers plastered the walls with a smooth layer of cement.
   • She plastered her face with a thick moisturizing cream.
   • He plastered the bread with butter and jam.

   Sinónimosbedaubcoatcoverdauboverlayslathersmearspread

2. Cover conspicuously or thicklyB2informal

   To cover a surface completely and noticeably, often by pasting or sticking things onto it.

   cubrir espesamente

   • The teenager plastered her bedroom walls with posters of her favorite band.
   • They plastered the billboard with advertisements for the new movie.
   • The city was plastered with campaign posters before the election.

   Sinónimosbedaubblanketcoatcoverdauboverlayslathersmearsmotherspread

3. Affix conspicuouslyB2informal

   To attach or display something in a very visible or prominent way.

   Pegar en lugar visible

   • He plastered the notice on the front door for everyone to see.
   • The company plastered its logo all over the event banners.
   • She plastered the winning ticket on the fridge.

   Sinónimosaffixpastepostput upstick

4. Apply a plaster cast toB1formal

   To put a hard protective covering made of plaster on a broken bone.

   Aplicar un yeso (a un hueso roto)

   • The doctor plastered his broken arm to keep it immobile.
   • After the accident, they plastered her leg for six weeks.
   • The nurse carefully plastered the fractured wrist.

   Sinónimoscast

5. Coat with plasterB1formal

   To cover a wall or ceiling with a mixture of lime, sand, and water to create a smooth surface.

   Enlucir

   • The builders plastered the new walls before painting them.
   • He spent the weekend plastering the ceiling in the living room.
   • They plastered the entire house to prepare it for decoration.

   Sinónimospargetrenderstucco

6. Dress by covering with a therapeutic substanceB2formal

   To apply a medicinal or healing substance to a wound or injury, often covered with a bandage.

   Cubrir con una sustancia terapéutica

   • The nurse plastered the cut with antiseptic cream and a bandage.
   • He plastered the burn with a soothing ointment.
   • She carefully plastered the scrape on her knee with a healing gel.

   Sinónimosbandagedress

Variantes phrasalplaster over