cased

• Adjetivo usado principalmente em contextos técnicos ou históricos, significando 'revestido', 'coberto' ou 'acondicionado em uma caixa ou estojo'.

An obsolete adjective meaning 'covered' or 'enclosed', now rarely used except in specific historical or technical contexts.

1. Covered or protectedB2formal

   Enclosed or covered with a protective layer or casing.

   Encapsulado

   • The fragile instrument was carefully cased in foam.
   • The cased wires were safe from water damage.
   • The cased book was preserved for centuries.

   Sinônimosboxedcoveredencasedenclosedsheathed

2. Enclosed in a containerB2formal

   Placed inside a case or container for storage or transport.

   Acondicionado

   • The cased jewels were stored in a vault.
   • The cased documents were shipped to the archive.
   • The cased specimen was labeled and cataloged.

   Sinônimosboxedcontainedencasedenclosedpackagedsheathed

   Antônimosexposed

• Verbo que significa examinar ou inspecionar algo minuciosamente, especialmente antes de um crime ou em contexto jurídico; também pode significar observar um local para planejar um roubo.

A verb meaning to examine or inspect something carefully, often in a legal or investigative context.

1. B2formal

   To examine or inspect something carefully, often in a legal or investigative context.

   Examinar

   • The detective cased the scene before the team arrived.
   • They cased the building to plan the robbery.
   • He cased the neighborhood for potential clients.

   Sinônimosexamineinspectinvestigatereconnoiterscoutscrutinizesurvey