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2 Translation results for covers in Spanish

noun | verb

cover noun

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covers
cubierta, abrigo, refugio; tapa; cubierta (de un libro), portada (de una revista); versión (de una canción)

Example sentences of
cover noun

  • •She placed a cover over the pan so that the oil wouldn't spatter.
  • •I put a cover on the sofa to protect it.
  • •I lifted the cover of the box and peaked inside.
  • •There's a picture of the author on the book's back cover.
  • •The singer is posing in jeans and cowboy boots on the album cover.
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Synonyms of
cover noun

lid, shelter, top

cover verb

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covered, has covered, is covering, covers
cubrir, tapar; encubrir, proteger; tratar

Example sentences of
cover verb

  • •The gardener covered the soil with mulch.
  • •The furniture had been covered in a protective cloth.
  • •We covered the stains on the wall with a fresh coat of paint.
  • •You should cover your mouth when you cough.
  • •She covered her head with a scarf.
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  • •tables covered with white linen
  • •Lakes cover much of the state.
  • •The hikers covered long distances every day.
  • •The bird may cover thousands of miles during its migration.
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Synonyms of
cover verb

hide, conceal, screen, secrete, bury, stash, insure, protect, treat

Detailed synonyms for cover verb

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Reverse translation for covers

cubierta  - covering, cover, jacket (of a book), deck 
abrigo  - coat, overcoat, shelter, refuge 
refugio  - refuge, shelter 
tapa  - cover, top, lid, bar snack 
cubierta  (de un libro) - covering, cover, jacket (of a book), deck 
portada  (de una revista) - title page, cover, facade, front 
versión  (de una canción) - version, translation 
cubrir  - to cover 
tapar  - to cover, to cover up, to block, to obstruct 
encubrir  - to cover up, to conceal 
proteger  - to protect, to defend 
tratar  - to treat, to handle 
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