clad

UK
/klæd/
US
/klæd/

Übersetzungen

cladverb
clad
Präteritum
clad
Partizip Perfekt
cladding
Gerundium
UK
/klæd/
US
/klæd/
The knight was clad in shining armor.
Рыцарь был облачен в сверкающие доспехи.
The designer clad the models in elegant dresses for the show.
Дизайнер одел моделей в элегантные платья для показа.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
cladpartizip perfekt
UK
/klæd/
US
/klæd/
Used almost exclusively as a past-participle adjective; marking it explicitly clarifies origin and non-comparability.
The knight was clad in shining armor.
Рыцарь был одет в сверкающие доспехи.
The mountain was clad in snow.
Гора была покрыта снегом.
clotheverb

clad

Präteritum

clothed
Präteritum
clothed
Partizip Perfekt
clothing
Gerundium
UK
/kləʊð/
US
/kloʊð/
She will clothe the children before they go outside.
Она оденет детей, прежде чем они выйдут на улицу.
The priest will clothe the altar in white for the ceremony.
Священник облачит алтарь в белое для церемонии.
The snow will clothe the landscape in a white blanket.
Снег покроет пейзаж белым покрывалом.

Definitionen

cladverb
To cover or encase with a protective or decorative layer.
The building was clad in glass panels to give it a modern look.
To dress or clothe (someone) in a specified garment or type of clothing.
They clad the children in warm coats before letting them play in the snow.
cladpartizip perfekt
Dressed or covered in a particular type of clothing or material.
The knight was clad in shining armor as he rode into battle.
Covered with a specified material, often used in construction or architecture.
The building was clad in glass panels that reflected the sunlight beautifully.
clotheverb
To provide or cover with clothing.
The charity aims to clothe the homeless during the winter months.
To dress or adorn in a particular way.
She decided to clothe herself in bright colors for the festival.
To endow with a particular quality or attribute.
The author clothed his characters with a sense of mystery and intrigue.