enrobe

• Verbo pouco comum, de uso literário ou arcaico, que significa vestir alguém com uma túnica, manto ou vestimenta; cobrir ou envolver algo completamente, como se fosse com um tecido.

An archaic or literary verb meaning to dress or clothe someone in a robe or garment.

1. To coat with a coveringC1formalculinary

   To cover or coat something, typically food, with a layer of another substance (e.g., sauce, chocolate, or icing).

   Cobrir

   • The chef enrobed the cake with a rich chocolate ganache.
   • Fresh truffles are enrobed in dark chocolate and cocoa powder.
   • The pastry cook enrobed the éclairs with a glossy caramel glaze.

   Sinônimoscoatcoverdipfrostglazeicemantleoverlay

2. To dress in a robeC2formal

   To clothe or dress someone in a formal robe or garment, often for ceremonial purposes.

   Vestir com uma túnica

   • The priest enrobed himself in white vestments before the service.
   • The queen was enrobed in crimson silk for the coronation.
   • Monks enrobe in simple saffron robes each morning.

   Sinônimosarrayattireclothedressgarbrobe

   Antônimosdisrobe