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enrobed
UK
/ɪnˈrəʊbd/
US
/ɪnˈroʊbd/
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enrobed
adjective
more enrobed
Comp.
most enrobed
Super.
UK
/ɪnˈrəʊbd/
US
/ɪnˈroʊbd/
enrobé
Surtout en cuisine, pour un aliment recouvert d'une couche régulière.
The enrobed chocolates were a hit at the party, with their smooth, glossy finish.
Les chocolats enrobés ont eu beaucoup de succès à la fête, avec leur finition lisse et brillante.
Additional translations
vêtu
Surtout pour une robe, un habit cérémoniel ou littéraire.
Synonyms
clothed
draped
wrapped
covered
garbed
enrobe
verb
enrobed
Past Simple
enrobed
Past Simple
enrobed
Past Participle
enrobing
Gerund
UK
/ɪnˈrəʊb/
US
/ɪnˈroʊb/
envelopper
Pour l’idée de couvrir ou d’entourer complètement.
The mist enrobed the mountains, giving them a mystical appearance.
La brume enveloppait les montagnes, leur donnant une apparence mystique.
enrober
En cuisine et en confiserie, pour recouvrir d’une couche de chocolat, de sucre ou d’une autre matière.
The confectioner enrobes the truffles in dark chocolate.
Le confiseur enrobe les truffes de chocolat noir.
Additional translations
revêtir
Se dit surtout d’une personne qui se met une robe ou un vêtement similaire.
Synonyms
envelop
cover
wrap
shroud
clothe
coat
Definitions
enrobed
adjective
Covered or clothed in a robe or similar garment.
The enrobed figure moved gracefully through the hall, drawing the attention of everyone present.
Coated or enveloped in a layer, often used in culinary contexts.
The enrobed chocolates were a hit at the party, with their smooth, glossy finish.
enrobe
verb
To dress or clothe in a robe or similar garment.
The judge enrobed himself before entering the courtroom.
To cover or envelop as if with a robe.
The mist enrobed the mountains, giving them a mystical appearance.
To coat (a food product) with a layer of chocolate, sugar, or another substance.
The confectioner enrobes the truffles in dark chocolate.
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