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encasing

/ɪnˈkeɪsɪŋ/

encasingnoun

encasings

Translations

enveloppe

The encasing of the delicate artifact was made of glass to allow for easy viewing.

L’enveloppe du délicat artefact était en verre pour permettre une bonne visibilité.

Additional translations

enveloppementSens technique ou abstrait : action d’envelopper complètement.

Definitions

A covering or enclosure that surrounds something.

The encasing of the delicate artifact was made of glass to allow for easy viewing.

The act or process of enclosing something completely.

Encasing the statue in foam prevented any damage during transport.

Synonyms

encasinggerund / present participle

/ɪnˈkeɪsɪŋ/

Translations

enveloppant

An encasing layer of ice covered the branches after the storm.

Une couche de glace enveloppante recouvrait les branches après la tempête.

Definitions

Serving to enclose or surround; enclosing.

An encasing layer of ice covered the branches after the storm.

Synonyms

encaseverb

encasing

ing-form

encased

Past Simple

encased

Past Participle

encasing

ing-form

/ɪnˈkeɪs/

Translations

envelopperCouvrir ou entourer complètement.

Ash encased the village in a thick gray blanket.

La cendre enveloppait le village d'un épais manteau gris.

enfermerDans le sens de placer ou maintenir quelque chose dans une enveloppe, un boîtier ou un contenant protecteur.

The jeweler encased the diamond in a protective glass box.

Le bijoutier a enfermé le diamant dans une boîte en verre protectrice.

Additional translations

encapsulerSurtout en contexte scientifique ou technique.

Definitions

To enclose or cover something completely.

The jeweler encased the diamond in a protective glass box.

To surround or cover something completely, often so that it is sealed off or protected.

After the eruption, ash encased the village in a thick gray blanket.

Synonyms