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gilded in Spanish

gilded in Spanish is dorado, áureo — gilded means covered with a thin layer of gold, or having the appearance of gold.

gilded in Spanish

dorado
adj
Having the color or quality of gold.
áureo
adj
Made of gold or covered by a thin layer of gold.

What does "gilded" mean?

  1. adjective Covered with a thin layer of gold, or having the appearance of gold.
    "There wasn't a room that had not been clad, picture-railed, dadoed, panelled, stained, gilded, bordered and generally made over to within an inch of its life - can I interest anyone in a gold cherubic sconce?"
  2. adjective Looking impressive or luxurious on the surface while hiding problems underneath.
    "Behind the gilded lifestyle was a family drowning in debt."
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gilded in a sentence

  • There wasn't a room that had not been clad, picture-railed, dadoed, panelled, stained, gilded, bordered and generally made over to within an inch of its life - can I interest anyone in a gold cherubic sconce?
  • The museum displayed a gilded picture frame from the 1800s.
  • Behind the gilded lifestyle was a family drowning in debt.

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What is "gilded" in Spanish?
"gilded" in Spanish is dorado, áureo. gilded means: Covered with a thin layer of gold, or having the appearance of gold.
How do you use "gilded" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed a gilded picture frame from the 1800s." In Spanish, "gilded" is dorado, áureo.
Are there other ways to say "gilded" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "gilded": dorado, áureo.
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