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plastered

/ˈplɑːstəd/

/ˈplæstərd/

plasteredverb

plastered

Past Simple

plastered

Past Participle

/ˈplɑːstəd/

/ˈplæstɚd/

Marks inflected verb form used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb “plaster”.

Translations

plâtrerSens de construction.

They plastered the ceiling yesterday.

Ils ont plâtré le plafond hier.

Additional translations

enduireSens plus général en bâtiment.

Definitions

Simple past tense and past participle of plaster.

They plastered the ceiling yesterday.

Synonyms

trowel on

apply plaster

get drunk

get wasted

get smashed

get hammered

get blitzed

become intoxicated

drink to excess

plasteredadjective

more plastered

Comp.

most plastered

Super.

/ˈplɑːstəd/

/ˈplæstərd/

Translations

recouvertSens concret ou figuré : couvert d’une couche épaisse.

The walls were plastered with posters of her favorite band.

Les murs étaient recouverts d’affiches de son groupe préféré.

bourréFamilier.

After the party, he was so plastered that he couldn't remember how he got home.

Après la fête, il était tellement bourré qu’il ne se souvenait pas de la façon dont il était rentré chez lui.

Definitions

Covered with or as if with a thick layer of plaster.

The walls were plastered with posters of her favorite band.

Very drunk or intoxicated.

After the party, he was so plastered that he couldn't remember how he got home.

Synonyms

plasterverb

plastered

Past Simple

plastered

Past Simple

plastered

Past Participle

plastering

ing-form

/ˈplɑːstə/

/ˈplæstər/

Translations

plâtrerEn construction; recouvrir de plâtre.

The workers plastered the walls of the new house to prepare them for painting.

Les ouvriers ont plâtré les murs de la nouvelle maison pour les préparer à la peinture.

enduireEmployer largement pour couvrir une surface d’une substance.

She plastered sunscreen all over her arms before heading to the beach.

Elle s’est enduit les bras de crème solaire avant d’aller à la plage.

plaquerFaire adhérer à plat contre une surface.

The wind plastered the wet leaves against the car window.

Le vent a plaqué les feuilles mouillées contre la vitre de la voiture.

tapisser dePour une couverture abondante ou envahissante; souvent avec affiches, annonces, etc.

The city was plastered with posters advertising the upcoming concert.

La ville était tapissée d’affiches annonçant le concert à venir.

Definitions

To cover a surface with plaster, a mixture of lime, sand, and water, to create a smooth or decorative finish.

The workers plastered the walls of the new house to prepare them for painting.

To apply a substance thickly or liberally to a surface.

She plastered sunscreen all over her arms before heading to the beach.

To make something stick to a surface in a flat or smooth manner.

The wind plastered the wet leaves against the car window.

To cover or coat with something, often in a way that is excessive or overwhelming.

The city was plastered with posters advertising the upcoming concert.

Synonyms

plasternoun

Definitions

A soft mixture of lime with sand or cement and water for spreading on walls, ceilings, or other structures to form a smooth hard surface when dried.

The workers applied a fresh coat of plaster to the walls of the old house.

A small adhesive bandage used for covering minor wounds.

She put a plaster on the cut to stop the bleeding.

A layer of hardened plaster material that forms part of a wall or ceiling after the wet mixture has dried.

The old house showed cracks in the plaster that covered its interior walls.

A rigid dressing of bandages soaked in plaster of Paris, used to immobilize a broken bone (often called a "plaster cast").

After the accident, his leg was set in a plaster for six weeks.

plasteradjective

Definitions

Made of, consisting of, or relating to plaster.

The renovation revealed the original plaster walls beneath the wallpaper.