covered in Latin
covered in Latin is tectus — covered means having something placed over it, or enclosed within a protective layer.
covered in Latin
tectus
Overlaid (with) or enclosed (within something).
What does "covered" mean?
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adj Having something placed over it, or enclosed within a protective layer.
"Leave the covered dish in the oven until the guests arrive."
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adj Already dealt with, insured against, or accounted for.
"Our travel insurance means any lost luggage is fully covered."
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covered in a sentence
- Leave the covered dish in the oven until the guests arrive.
- The covered walkway kept them dry in the rain.
- Our travel insurance means any lost luggage is fully covered.
- Don't worry about the topic — it's already covered in chapter three.
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What is "covered" in Latin?
"covered" in Latin is tectus. covered means: Having something placed over it, or enclosed within a protective layer.
How do you use "covered" in a sentence?
Example: "Leave the covered dish in the oven until the guests arrive." In Latin, "covered" is tectus.
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