cover in Latin
cover in Latin is operculum, suffugium, tego — cover means to place something over another thing to protect, conceal, or shield it.
cover in Latin
operculum
A lid.
suffugium
tego
cooperiō
occulō
operiō
What does "cover" mean?
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verb To place something over another thing to protect, conceal, or shield it.
"She covered the leftovers with plastic wrap."
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verb To deal with, include, or report on a topic or event.
"The lecture covers the basics of economics."
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verb To be enough money to pay for something.
"This budget should cover our travel expenses."
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noun The front or back of a book, magazine, or similar publication.
"Her photo made the cover of the magazine."
cover in a sentence
- She covered the leftovers with plastic wrap.
- Clouds covered the sky before the storm hit.
- The lecture covers the basics of economics.
- The news channel covered the election results live.
Similar words in Latin
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cover" in Latin?
"cover" in Latin is operculum, suffugium, tego. cover means: To place something over another thing to protect, conceal, or shield it.
How do you use "cover" in a sentence?
Example: "She covered the leftovers with plastic wrap." In Latin, "cover" is operculum, suffugium, tego.
Are there other ways to say "cover" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "cover": operculum, suffugium, tego, cooperiō, occulō, operiō.
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