mantled

• Adjetivo literário ou arcaico que significa coberto, envolto ou circundado, como se estivesse sob um manto. Pode indicar algo revestido por uma camada ou envolvido por uma atmosfera, névoa, escuridão, etc.

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.

   Coberto ou envolto

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscloakedclothedcovereddrapedveiledwrapped

   Antônimosbareexposeduncoveredunveiled

• Verbo que significa cobrir, envolver ou ocultar algo, como se fosse com um manto ou 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.

   Cobrir

   • 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.

   Sinônimosblanketcloakcoverenvelopoverlayoverspreadshroudsuffuseveil

   Antônimosexposerevealuncover

2. Cover like a mantleC1formal

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

   Envolver como um 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.

   Sinônimosblanketcloakconcealcoverenvelopscreenshroudveilwrap

   Antônimosexposerevealuncover