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cased
UK
/keɪst/
US
/keɪst/
UK
/keɪst/
US
/keɪst/
Past participle of the verb "case", used attributively.
Translations
The cased instrument was safe from dust and damage.
L'instrument gainé était à l'abri de la poussière et des dommages.
The builder installed a cased opening between the rooms.
L'entrepreneur a installé une ouverture moulurée entre les pièces.
Additional translations
Definitions
The cased instrument was safe from dust and damage.
The cased books were neatly arranged on the shelf.
The builder installed a cased opening between the rooms.
cased
Past Simple
cased
Past Simple
cased
Past Participle
casing
ing-form
UK
/keɪs/
US
/keɪs/
Translations
The jeweler cased the diamond in a velvet-lined box.
Le bijoutier a emboîté le diamant dans une boîte doublée de velours.
The burglars cased the house for several days before breaking in.
Les cambrioleurs ont repéré la maison pendant plusieurs jours avant d’y entrer par effraction.
Definitions
The jeweler cased the diamond in a velvet-lined box.
The burglars cased the house for several days before breaking in.
Definitions
She put her glasses in a protective case to prevent them from getting scratched.
In this case, we need to consider all possible outcomes before making a decision.
The lawyer prepared thoroughly for the upcoming court case.
The detective reviewed the case to find any overlooked evidence.
He was considered a difficult case due to his complex medical history.
In Latin, nouns are declined to show case, such as nominative or accusative.
In the password field, letters are case sensitive, so uppercase and lowercase make a difference.
Definitions
The researchers conducted a case analysis to understand the phenomenon.