glassed

• Participe passé obsolète de 'glass' signifiant muni de verre ou vitré ; en anglais moderne il n'est plus utilisé.

An archaic past participle of 'glass', meaning fitted with glass or glazed; now obsolete in modern English.

1. Fitted with glassB2formal

   Having glass panes or windows installed.

   vitré

   • The building has a glassed facade.
   • The porch was glassed in to create a sunroom.
   • The glassed windows let in plenty of natural light.

   Synonymesglazed

   Antonymesunglazed

2. Struck with a glassC1informalbritish

   Hit or attacked with a glass object, typically in a violent incident.

   frappé avec un verre

   • He was glassed in a bar fight last night.
   • The victim was glassed across the face.
   • The attacker glassed him during the argument.

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de poser ou de recouvrir quelque chose de verre, ou pour réfléchir ou scanner à l'aide d'une surface en verre.

A verb used to indicate the act of fitting or covering something with glass, or to reflect or scan with a glass surface.

1. Fit with glassB2formal

   To fit or cover something with glass, such as a window or frame.

   Vitrer

   • They glassed the entire front of the building.
   • The old windows were glassed to keep out the cold.
   • He glassed the picture frame himself.

   Synonymesglazepane

2. Hit with a glassC1informalbritish

   To strike someone with a glass, typically in a fight.

   Frapper avec un verre

   • He was glassed in a bar fight last night.
   • The attacker glassed the victim across the face.
   • She was glassed during the altercation.

Variantes phrasalglass inglass over