cobert

Adj

covered

Noun

1. (masculine) cover, shelter
2. (masculine) shed
3. (masculine) place setting
4. (masculine) a piece of cutlery
5. (masculine) cover, diner (guest at a restaurant or a formal dinner)
6. (masculine) a set meal, a prix fixe

Verb

past participle of cobrir

cobrir

1. (transitive) to cover
2. (transitive) to roof
3. (transitive) to mount, to mate with
4. (transitive) to conceal
5. (intransitive, pronominal) to become overcast; to tarnish (of metal)

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Pronounced as (IPA)

[kuˈβɛrt]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: coopertus

Cognate with Occitan: cobèrt

Cognate with French: couvert

In summary

Inherited from Latin coopertus. Compare Occitan cobèrt and French couvert.

Concepts

covered

clothed

hangar

lean-to

place setting

setting

shed

silverware

trophies

airdock

clad

repair shed

Synonyms

barraca

🛖

hangar

vestit

👗

rafal

Translations

couvert

cubierto

cobèrt

مستودع الطائرات

Essbesteck

Hangar

Besteck

Silberware

Tafelsilber

überlagert

άργυρος

argenterie

Silber

échoppe

bedeckt

Sentences

L'interior està cobert per una volta de canó de maó pla .

The interior is covered by a flat brick barrel vault.

L'interior de l'església, avui abandonada i sense culte , és cobert de motllures de guix .

The interior of the church, now abandoned and without worship, is covered with plaster mouldings.