spangled

• Adjetivo antigo que significa coberto ou enfeitado com pequenos objetos brilhantes, como lantejoulas ou estrelas; atualmente usado quase só em expressões fixas, como 'star-spangled'.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning covered or decorated with small, shiny objects like sequins or stars; now rarely used except in fixed phrases like 'star-spangled'.

1. Decorated with shiny objectsB2formal

   Covered or adorned with small, shiny, reflective items such as beads, jewels, or sequins.

   Decorado com objetos brilhantes

   • She wore a spangled dress to the gala.
   • The costume was spangled with tiny silver sequins.
   • The night sky looked spangled with stars.

   Sinônimosgemmedglitteringjeweledsequinedsparklingstudded

• Verbo que significa enfeitar ou cobrir algo com pequenos objetos brilhantes ou lantejoulas, ou parecer cintilante ou faiscante.

A verb meaning to decorate or cover something with small, shiny objects or sparkles, or to appear to glitter or sparkle.

1. Glitter or sparkleB2formal

   To shine or glitter brightly, as if covered with small shiny objects.

   Cintilar

   • The stars spangled the night sky with their brilliance.
   • Her dress spangled under the stage lights.
   • The dew on the grass spangled in the morning sun.

   Sinônimosflashglintglistenglisterglittershimmersparkletwinkle

2. Decorate with spanglesB2formal

   To adorn or embellish something with small shiny objects, like sequins or beads.

   Enfeitar com lantejoulas

   • She spangled her costume with tiny silver sequins.
   • The artist spangled the canvas with flecks of gold paint.
   • They spangled the wedding veil with delicate crystals.

   Sinônimosbespangle