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Sens de "covered" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 19 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
covered cubierto [adj]
General
covered revestido [adj]
covered tapado [adj]
covered abrigado [adj]
covered revestida [adj/f]
covered cubierta [adj/f]
covered abrigada [adj/f]
covered cubiertas [adj/pl]
Business
covered cubierto [adj]
Law
covered forrado [adj]
Electricity
covered forrado [adj]
covered recubierto [adj]
Engineering
covered recubierto [adj]
Geology
covered cubierto [adj]
covered tapado [adj]
Coating
covered forrado [adj]
Architecture
covered revestido [adj]
Aeronautics
covered techado [adj]
Petrol
covered cubierto [adj]

Sens de "covered" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 500 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
covered walk porche [m]
fabric-covered entelado [adj]
snow-covered nevado [adj]
General
covered wagon galera [f]
moss-covered musgoso [adj]
get covered llenarse [v]
get covered pringarse [v]
covered wagon carromato [m]
gladiator that fights with his head and eyes covered andábata [m]
sugar covered aniseed anís [m]
land covered with brambles and weeds balsar [m]
place covered in thorns bardal [m]
chocolate covered ice cream bombón helado [m]
small land covered in stretches of grass campizal [m]
covered wagon carromato [m]
covered cart carromato [m]
covered with copper cobreado [m]
matter or business covered with a deceptive appearance embuchado [m]
being covered in rust enmohecimiento [m]
land covered in giant thatching grass faragual [m]
land covered with harvest sheaves gavillar [m]
doublet covered with chain mail jubete [m]
doublet covered with chain mail jubón ojeteado [m]
enclosed and covered site local [m]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush mohedal [m]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush monte cerrado [m]
field covered in clovers trebolar [m]
covered stands andanada [f]
carriage with a wicker box covered by an awning with curtains cesta [f]
sea-bed covered with broken shells conchuela [f]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush moheda [f]
stone construction, covered with straw for livestock palloza [f]
covered in flames calcinador [adj]
covered in ashes cenizoso [adj]
covered in mud cienoso [adj]
covered in shells conchudo [adj]
covered with paste empastador [adj]
covered in leather encorazado [adj]
covered in wool enlanado [adj]
covered with sheepskin enzamarrado [adj]
covered in rust eruginoso [adj]
covered with flowers florido [adj]
moss-covered musgoso [adj]
covered in mother of pearl nacarado [adj]
snow-covered nivoso [adj]
covered in clouds nubloso [adj]
covered in clouds nuboso [adj]
covered in straw pajizo [adj]
covered in pearls perlado [adj]
covered in rocks pétreo [adj]
covered in cobwebs telarañoso [adj]
leather-covered vacarí [adj]
leave covered with sand and gravel arramblar [v]
become covered in lint aborujarse [v]
become covered with water encharcarse [v]
become covered with water aguazarse [v]
become covered in rust aherrumbrarse [v]
get covered in silt alegamarse [v]
get covered in silt aleganarse [v]
be covered in stamps apostillarse [v]
leave covered arramblar [v]
be covered arramblarse [v]
be covered up arrebozarse [v]
be covered up arrebujarse [v]
become covered in caramel caramelizarse [v]
be covered cubrirse [v]
be covered with cubrirse [v]
get covered emplastarse [v]
be covered in oil enaceitarse [v]
be covered with water enaguazarse [v]
become covered with sand enarenarse [v]
be covered with a hood encapuzarse [v]
be covered in ashes encenizarse [v]
become covered in water encharcarse [v]
become covered in mud enfangarse [v]
become covered in pimples engranujarse [v]
be covered in reeds enjuncarse [v]
be covered in slime enlamar [v]
become covered in weeds enmalecerse [v]
be covered enmascararse [v]
be covered in rust enmohecerse [v]
be covered with wort or must enmostarse [v]
be covered with sheets ensabanarse [v]
be covered with carpet ensayalarse [v]
be covered with fluff entamarse [v]
be covered with chaff entamarse [v]
have covered the sky with clouds entoldarse [v]
be covered with dust entrapar [v]
be covered in grains granularse [v]
be covered with impregnarse [v]
be covered by impregnarse [v]
be covered in impregnarse [v]
be covered in water inundarse [v]
be covered plagarse [v]
be covered revolverse [v]
become covered in leaves verdear [v]
covered from al abrigo de [prep]
covered metal pan mundillo [m]
forest (a large tract of land covered with trees and underbrush; woodland) monte [m]
leather covered chest petaca [f]
covered trap tartana [f]
bread soaked in milk covered with egg and dipped in sugar or honey torrija [f]
a type of bun covered in sugar suizo [f]
snow-covered peak cima nevada [f]
distance covered in one hour at a normal pace legua [f]
tree-covered arbolado [adj]
covered in feces cagado [adj]
covered in cow hide or leather vacarí [adj]
covered or made of straw pajizo [adj]
covered in crystal acristalado [adj]
covered in dandruff casposo [adj]
covered in soot tiznado [adj]
covered with filth sucio [adj]
covered with filth mugriento [adj]
covered with filth mugroso [adj]
covered with filth inmundo [adj]
covered with fluff peludo [adj]
covered with fluff suave [adj]
covered in forest boscoso [adj]
covered in forest selvático [adj]
covered with extraneous matter inmundo [adj]
covered with clouds nublado [adj]
covered in sweat sudado [adj]
covered with blood ensangrentado [adj]
covered with blood sanguinolento [adj]
covered with blood sangriento [adj]
covered with grass herboso [adj]
covered with mould mohoso [adj]
covered with mud lodoso [adj]
covered with mud fangoso [adj]
covered with mud turbio [adj]
covered with mud barroso [adj]
covered with dirt sucio [adj]
covered with ice cubierto de hielo [adj]
covered with dust polvoriento [adj]
covered with sharp points espinudo [adj]
covered with sharp points espinoso [adj]
covered with sharp points con espinas [adj]
covered in blood sangriento [adj]
covered in blood ensangrentado [adj]
covered in blood cruento [adj]
covered with feathers emplumado [adj]
covered in pavement asfaltado [adj]
covered in pavement enlosado [adj]
covered with sand arenoso [adj]
snow-covered cubierto de nieve [adj]
covered with snow cubierto de nieve [adj]
covered with snow nevado [adj]
covered with trees boscoso [adj]
covered in woods boscoso [adj]
covered with mud cubierto de barro [adj]
become filled or covered poblarse [v]
get covered in blood ensangrentarse [v]
be covered with puddles encharcarse [v]
be covered with sores estar hecho un lázaro [v]
be covered with something cubrirse de algo [v]
get covered with mud encenagarse [v]
get covered in mold/rust enmohecerse [v]
population covered población estudiada
covered with snow cubierto de nieve
place covered with silver firs abetal [m]
place covered with furze aliagar [m]
flat ground covered with boulders callao [m]
mud wall covered at the top with straw or brushwood bardal [m]
cloth which covered a church-offering capillo [m]
land covered with thistles and weeds cardizal [m]
soldier covered by a shield empavesado [m]
roof covered with lead emplomado [m]
iron plates covered with tin estaño [m]
doublet covered with mail jubete [m]
land covered with broom retamal [m]
uncultivated land covered with trees, shrubs, bushes or grass monte [m]
place covered with mallows malvar [m]
covered way pasadizo [m]
covered sedan-chair toldillo [m]
branch-covered hut/screen sombraje [m]
covered place sotechado [m]
land covered with broom retamar [m]
covered pouch alforja [f]
small covered boat albatoza [f]
distance covered with one rowing-stroke bogada [f]
sea-bed covered with broken shells conchuela [f]
narrow covered passage across a moat galería [f]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush moheda [f]
edge of the canvas covered by the frame revocadura [f]
ground covered with brambles maleza [f]
covered battery mampostería [f]
ground covered with weeds mancha [f]
paste-board covered with leather pasta [f]
moss-covered bog tolla [f]
covered with weals acardenalado [adj]
covered with thick down algodonoso [adj]
covered with wounds acribillado [adj]
covered with ashes cenizoso [adj]
covered with bushes brozoso [adj]
covered with bristles erizado [adj]
covered by a shield empavesado [adj]
covered with a helmet encapacetado [adj]
plush-covered felposo [adj]
covered with leather encorazado [adj]
covered with a cuirass encorazado [adj]
covered with jewels enjoyelado [adj]
covered/supplied with wool enlanado [adj]
covered with white plaster enlucido [adj]
covered with hair peludo [adj]
covered with bushes matoso [adj]
covered with dust polvoroso [adj]
covered with rust ruginoso [adj]
paper-covered rústica [adj]
leathern/leather-covered vacarí [adj]
covered with sweat sudoso [adj]
be covered with weals acardenalarse [v]
become covered with mire atarquinarse [v]
become covered in sand through floods arramblarse [v]
be covered in pimples agranujarse [v]
be covered cubrirse [v]
be covered with water encharcarse [v]
become covered with pimples engranujarse [v]
be covered with granules granularse [v]
be covered with weeds enmalecerse [v]
be covered with dust entraparse [v]
be covered vestirse [v]
be covered tocarse [v]
become covered with mire atarquinarse [v]
piles of weeds covered with earth and burned to serve as manure hormigueros [m/pl]
covered place jacalón [m] MX
glass-covered balcony/veranda cierro de cristales [m] rur. rare
deep slough covered with grass huecú [m] CL
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] BO:W
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] NI
wire clip used to attach papers (sometimes covered with plastic) ataché (francés) [m] CU
marshy and weed-covered site balsar [m] CO
a drum about 27 cm high by 24 in diameter, made with a hollowed trunk covered with leather on both sides kakülkultrumg [m] CL
a drum about 27 cm high by 24 in diameter, made with a hollowed trunk covered with leather on both sides calquelcultrún [m] CL
pastry made with pork meat, tomatoes and capsicum, covered with banana leaves bacán [m] CU
a type of drum made from a hollow trunk covered in one ends baisié [m] DO
little open field covered with grass campichuelo [m] AR
a neighborhood path covered with gravel camellón [m] VE
an unpaved, dirt road covered with gravel camino ripiado [m] EC BO
a wall of sticks woven with canes and covered with mud bajareque [m] MX GT HN NI CO VE
a wall of sticks woven with canes and covered with mud bahareque [m] NI DO VE EC PE
cylindrical wafer filled with dulce de leche or cream and sometimes covered with chocolate cubanito [m] AR UY
plot of land covered with underbrush charral [m] NI CR HN
dry, bittersweet fruit covered in chili powder chamoy [m] MX
plot of land covered in loose rocks chatún [m] GT
small cone-shaped candy made with eggs, cornstarch, and sugar, and covered with syrup capuchino [m] CU
chocolate covered popsicle chocolito (de chocolito®) [m] CL
chocolate covered popsicle chocolo [m] CL
chocolate covered popsicle chocopanda [m] CL
whip partially covered with leather chuzo [m] CU DO PR
rubber covered thin metallic cable used for connecting electronic instruments chicotillo [m] BO
any roof covered with tiles entejado [m] CO EC
any roof covered with tiles entejado [m] MX rare
plot of land covered with thorny plants espinero [m] MX GT HN NI EC
site covered haphazardly or rustically to protect people, animals, or things from the elements canchón [m] EC
small, flat, sandy island that floods frequently and is largely covered by mangroves, very common near the antilles cayo [m] HN CU DO PR CO VE
pavilion covered by a dome supported by columns gazebo [m] DO PR AR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futbolito [m] HN SV NI EC CL AR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futsal [m] EC PE BO CL AR UY
covered animal pen galerón [m] CR PA
small sweet cookie covered with chocolate, in the shape and color of a cigar habanito [m] AR UY
damp land covered in grass huayllar [m] PE rur.
a drum about 27 cm high by 24 in diameter, made with a hollowed trunk covered with leather on both sides kakülkultrumg [m] CL
puff pastry stuffed with ham and cheese, and covered with a sweet layer jesuita [m] AR:N UY
chocolate-covered corn flake kranky (de kranky®) [m] MX
plot of land covered in grass engramado [m] HN SV NI CO EC PE BO
process of becoming covered with weeds enmalezamiento [m] CL
plot of land covered in jungle, bush, thicket or underbrush manigual [m] CU DO
floor covered in wooden floorboards machimbrado [m] PE BO
plot of land covered in weeds malezar [m] PR rur.
place covered with old large roots ñoñal [m] PR
piece of baguette or white bread cut lengthwise, toasted and covered with refried beans and topped with melted cheese mollete [m] MX
plot of land covered in sand dunes medanal [m] AR
mountain covered with snow nevado [m] MX CO EC PE BO CL AR
place covered in excrement ñoñero [m] PR
plot of land covered in vines parronal [m] CL
dish formed by layers of flour paste that are covered with meat or vegetables pasticho (italiano) [m] VE AR
man covered with feathers and pendants in religious processions plumudo [m] AR:Nw
small arable land abandoned and covered with weeds rastrojo [m] CR PA VE AR:Nw
place covered in small stones ripial [m] AR:Nw disused
bun covered with sugar sacramento [m] AR
hillside covered with small stones sayar [m] AR:Nw rur.
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running around the square toroencuetado [m] HN
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running around the square torofuego [m] HN
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running through a crowd torito [m] GT PE
swamp covered with aquatic plants sibal [m] MX:Se
plot of land covered in weeds yerbajal [m] MX
plot of land covered in weeds yerbazal [m] MX PA DO
sun shine covered by clouds before rain sol de agua [m] PA
sun shine covered by clouds before rain sol de aguas [m] EC
dancer covered with feathers and pendants in religious festival dances before images in processions suri [m] AR:Nw
small soft candy made with syrup, gelatin, covered with sugar flower tolín [m] CL
covered wagon yipao [m] CO
low stone bench covered in tiles alhamí [m] rare
braided bread covered in red dyed sugar enlustrado [m] CR
land covered in prickly plants espinero [m] MX GT HN EC
field covered in weeds hierbal [m] BO
land covered in weeds hierbazal [m] CU
terrain covered in weeds montazal [m] CR
snow-covered mountain nevado [m] MX GT NI PA DO PR CO VE EC PE BO CL AR
rolled corn tortilla covered in pumpkin seed sauce and epazote broth papadzul [m] MX
land covered in tepetate tepetal [m] MX
field covered in weeds yerbal [m] MX CU DO
leather-covered trunk/chest petaca [f] MX
waste or unoccupied land covered with trees montaña [f] outdated BO CL CO HN PE VE
sponge cake about 10 cm long (oblong and covered with a layer ochocolate) africana [f] CU
cream-filled sweet covered in chocolate (measuring 10 cm and in the form of a parallelepiped) altea [f] CU
a cake covered in syrup made of sugar and rum babá [f] MX
land covered with weeds breña [f] DO AR
covered area for breeding pigs chanchera [f] HN CR EC CL rur.
clump of dirt covered in grass and thick grass roots chamba (portugués) [f] EC
pick-up betting game that consists of revealing a small ball that is covered by bottle caps that are moved on a board chapita [f] CU
clump of dirt covered in grass and thick grass roots, that is generally cut in a prism shape and used to grow grass champa [f] EC CL AR:N BO:W,C
sky covered in dense clouds cerrazón [f] HN NI CL
pizza covered in onion figaza [f] AR UY rare
covered bus stop caseta [f] CU
pizza covered with onion figaza [f] AR UY
pizza covered with onion fugaza [f] AR UY
pizza covered with onion fugazza [f] PY AR UY
bagpipe of two tonal holes, one of them covered with wax, which produces acute tones gaita macho [f] CO:N
pavilion covered by a dome supported by columns glorieta [f] MX NI CU PR
covered market galería [f] CO PY
very porous and light cookie usually covered with sugar, made with flower sugar, wheat flour, and eggs galleta de champaña [f] BO CL
food or stew, especially with meat, cheese, or potato, prepared in covered underground ovens guatia [f] BO CL
meat, especially beef, grilled in the animal's hide in a covered hole or closed oven guatiada [f] AR:Nw
small ball of dough made with ground cookies and condensed milk and covered with shredded coconut cocada [f] CL
very light sweet, usually oval shaped, that is baked, covered with caramel and sugar colación [f] AR
wicker ring covered with black and purple tissue paper to honor the dead corona [f] BO
semicircular sweet bread with biscuit-like consistency and ends covered with chocolate herradura [f] MX SV
person covered with a shawl enmantonada [f] BO:N,E
embers covered in ash for use the next day madrefuego [f] SV
embers covered in ash for use the next day madrefuego [f] NI rur.
cake covered with sweet quince or milk and decorated with braided strips of dough pastafrola (italiano) [f] PY AR UY
covered patio palapa [f] DO
drum covered with goat skin plenera [f] PR
land covered with low and sparse vegetation ralera [f] AR:Ne
chocolate covered ice cream popsicle rellena [f] HN
woman who sells chocolate covered ice cream popsicle rellenera [f] BO:W
coastal area plain covered in moss solapa [f] DO
open-air market with the stalls covered by awnings toldería [f] BO
covered with straw or hay emboquera [f] ES local
sweet made from whipped egg whites, sugar, and gelatin, covered with powdered sugar sustancia [f] CL
covered in rags arambeloso [adj] rare
covered with cuajadito  [adj] VE
covered by a thin layer of plaster (wall) aplanado [adj] MX
covered with mold amogosado [adj] AR:Nw,W
referring to sweet bread/fruit covered in sugar abrillantado [adj] VE BO PY AR UY
covered in a red glaze (ceramic container) aceitoso [adj] HN
toasted and covered in red and white caramel abetunado [adj] SV
covered in a layer of meringue abetunado [adj] HN
covered in infected scratches cacarañoso [adj] DO
(a firearm) tucked between a sash or belt and covered by a shirt camiseado [adj] HN
covered (person) culeado [adj] PR
filled or covered in something toxic or inconvenient cundido [adj] NI CU DO PR CO VE
filled or covered in something toxic or inconvenient cundió [adj] DO PR
covered in boils (person's skin) chupiento [adj] PE:E
covered in boils (person's skin) chupudo [adj] AR:Nw
covered with dirt (thing) entierrado [adj] EC rare
covered with dirt (thing) entierrado [adj] MX VE
covered with a canvas top (wagon) entorado [adj] SV
sown or covered with grass (field) enyerbado [adj] HN
covered with lime juice and sugar or salt (edge of a glass or a cup) escarchado [adj] EC
covered with sponge esponjado [adj] NI
accompanied by or covered in marmalade, sugar, or some sweet sauce lampreado [adj] EC
covered in mother of pearl enconchado [adj] PE
covered with a blanket enfrazadado [adj] MX disused
covered in grass engramado [adj] HN SV NI CO
covered with bushes enguamilado [adj] HN
covered in mud embarrealado [adj] CR
covered in vines embejucado [adj] DO PR
covered with leather encuerado [adj] HN SV
covered with tarp encarpado [adj] BO CL PY
covered with slabs enlajado [adj] MX NI BO
covered with weeds enmalezado [adj] BO
covered with weeds enmaniguado [adj] CU PR rur.
covered with a tablecloth enmantelado [adj] NI PY BO
covered with a shawl enmantonado [adj] BO
covered with weeds enmogotado [adj] VE
covered with weeds enmongotado [adj] PR rur.
covered with weeds enmontado [adj] HN SV NI CR VE EC
covered in welts enronchado [adj] MX NI DO EC PE CL
covered in bruises matado [adj] GT PE rur.
cooked in the oven with shrimp and covered with white sauce (fish) margarita [adj] CL
covered with a layer of mud or clay embarrado [adj] BO
covered in mud embarrialado [adj] VE
covered in lianas embejucado [adj] DO PR
covered with a blanket embocicado [adj] SV
covered in a mixture of whole wheat flour, milk, eggs, and sugar emborrajado [adj] EC
covered with a blanket embotojado [adj] SV
covered in straw or palm fronds empajado [adj] CR EC rur.
covered in wooden floorboards machimbrado [adj] MX HN NI PA CU VE PE UY
covered in plastic emplasticado [adj] NI CR EC CL
covered in plastic emplasticado [adj] CL
covered with rubber encauchado [adj] MX GT CU DO CO VE EC PE BO
covered with weeds encharralado [adj] CR rur.
covered with weeds enchumado [adj] BO
covered in mold mojoso [adj] SV DO
covered in mold mojoso [adj] PA derog.
covered in mold mojoso [adj] VE rare
covered in weeds montudo [adj] SV VE
covered in mildew mojoso [adj] SV DO
covered in mildew mojoso [adj] PA derog.
covered in mildew mojoso [adj] VE rare
covered with fog enneblinado [adj] CR
covered with fog enneblinado [adj] CR rur.
transplanted with roots, covered with earth and protected by a cloth moteado [adj] CU
covered with fog neblinado [adj] SV CR
covered with fog neblinado [adj] CR
covered in smallpox ñaruso [adj] EC:N
covered in graffiti plaqueado [adj] HN
covered in mud pichacoso [adj] VE
covered with a rubber patch recauchado [adj] CR EC CL
covered in dust polviento [adj] MX GT
covered in dust polvoso [adj] CO rare
covered in dust polvoso [adj] MX EC AR:Nw BO:W
covered in sauce salsuda [adj] SV
covered in small stones ripioso [adj] BO CL AR UY
covered in fodder zacataloso [adj] HN
covered in grass zacataloso [adj] HN
with ears covered zurumbo [adj] SV
covered in weeds zacataloso [adj] HN
covered in sheepskin badanado [adj] disused
covered in feathers calcetas [adj] CR
covered in feathers calceto [adj] CO
covered in reeds cañizo [adj] VE EC
covered in shells conchoso [adj] rare
covered in smallpox ñaruso [adj] EC
dew-covered rorante [adj] rare
covered in grass zacataloso [adj] HN
become covered with weeds enmontarse [v] CAM
get covered with mud encenegarse [v] MX
become covered in small holes due to rust or a woodworm infestation apususarse [v] CR
become covered by quintrals, pertaining to a tree or bush aquintralarse [v] CL
become covered with parasitic plants (tree/bush) aquintralarse [v] CL
(the horizon) get covered with clouds arrumar [v] NI rare
become covered in small holes due to rust or a woodworm infestation pususearse [v] CR
become covered in small holes due to rust or a woodworm infestation pususearse [v] CR rare
be covered in mold amogosarse [v] AR derog.
be covered in mold amohosarse [v] BO AR UY derog.
become covered in mold (particularly food like rice) acardenillarse [v] CO
get covered with the thorny hair of a plants aguatarse [v] MX HN rare
get covered with the thorny hair of a plants ahuatarse [v] HN
get covered with the thorny hair of a plants enguatarse [v] HN
get covered with prickles ahuatarse [v] HN
get covered with prickles aguatarse [v] MX HN rare
get covered with prickles enguatarse [v] HN
become filled or covered, generally toxic or inconvenient cundirse de [v] NI CU CO VE
become covered in underbrush (plot of land) charralearse [v] NI
become covered in rust (something) chancomer [v] HN SV NI
cover an area with a clump of dirt covered in grass champear [v] EC PE CL
become covered in lumps (body) chipustearse [v] GT
become covered in harmful weeds or grass (plot of land) enyuyarse [v] AR:Nw
become covered in grass (plot of land) enzacatarse [v] MX GT HN SV rur.
go somewhere, generally covered and intimate, to have sexual intercourse (romantic couple) enzaguanarse [v] GT
grill meat, especially beef wrapped in the animal's hide in a covered hole or closed oven guatear [v] AR:Nw rur.
get covered with prickles enguatarse [v] HN
become covered with weeds enmalezarse [v] PR CO BO AR
become covered with weeds enmaniguarse [v] CU PR
become covered with weeds enmogotarse [v] VE
become covered with weeds enmontarse [v] MX:Se GT HN SV NI CR CO VE EC PE BO rur.
become covered with grime enmugrarse [v] BO
become covered with grime enmugrarse [v] CL AR rare
become covered with grime enmugrarse [v] CO
become covered with grime enmugrentarse [v] CL AR
become covered with grime enmugrientarse [v] CL
become covered in mud enñangarse [v] HN
become covered with weeds enrastrojarse [v] MX CO:C
become covered in welts enroncharse [v] MX NI EC PE BO CL
become covered in saltpeter ensalitrarse [v] MX
become covered in mud entacotarse [v] HN
become covered in mud embabacharse [v] PR
become covered in mud embacharse [v] PR
become covered with weeds embarbascar [v] NI
become covered in mud embarrealar [v] CR
become covered in mud embarrealarse [v] CR
become covered in mud embarrialarse [v] CR
become covered in vines embejucarse [v] MX:Se HN SV NI rur.
become covered with weeds acharralarse [v] SV
become covered with weeds empastarse [v] CL
become covered with weeds empurmarse [v] PE
become covered with weeds encharralarse [v] HN CR rur.
be covered in mold enlamarse [v] MX
become covered with weeds enchumarse [v] BO
become covered in dust empolvorearse [v] HN rur.
become covered in lianas embejucarse [v] MX:Se HN SV NI rur.
become covered in mold mohosearse [v] NI DO CO VE BO
become covered in mildew mohosearse [v] NI DO CO VE BO
become covered in mildew nacerse [v] CO
become covered with fog neblinear [v] DO
become covered in mold nacerse [v] CO
become covered in bruises moretearse [v] GT NI CR PA DO PE BO AR:Nw,W
become covered in bruises moretearse [v] PR CL rare
become covered in mildew viraguarse [v] CR disused
be covered in tall grass acaguasarse [v] CU
be covered with mist aneblarse [v] rare
become covered in parasites aquintralarse [v] CL
be covered with rust chancomer [v] HN
be covered emburujarse [v] MX HN CU PR CI
become covered in weeds encharralarse [v] CR
be covered in welts enroncharse [v] DO CL