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1. (v.t.) clad
to bond a metal to (another metal), esp. to provide with a protective coat.
2. (adj.) clad
dressed:
ill-clad vagrants.
3. clad
covered:
vine-clad cottages.
4. clad
bonded with a protective metallic coat:
copper-clad cookware.
Etymology: (bef. 950; OE clāthod(e) clothed)
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1. (adj) clothed, clad
wearing or provided with clothing; sometimes used in combination
"clothed and in his right mind"- Bible; "proud of her well-clothed family"; "nurses clad in white"; "white-clad nurses"
2. (adj) clad
having an outer covering especially of thin metal
"steel-clad"; "armor-clad"
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| Definition of 'CLAD' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. CLAD
to clothe
2. CLAD
imp. & p. p. of Clothe
3. CLAD
of Clothe
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Sense: clothed
clad in silk; leather-clad motor-cyclists.
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 Afrikaans: gekleed |
 Arabic: مُرتدِ، لابس |
 Bulgarian: облечен |
 Brazilian: vestido |
 Czech: oděný |
 German: gekleidet |
 Danish: klædt |
 Greek: ντυμένος |
 Spanish: vestido |
 Estonian: riietatud |
 Farsi: ملبس |
 Finnish: pukeutunut |
 French: vètu (de) |
 Hebrew: לָבוּש |
 Hindi: कपड़े पहने हुए |
 Croatian: odjeven |
 Hungarian: öltözött |
 Indonesian: berpakaian |
 Icelandic: klæddur |
 Italian: vestito |
 Japanese: 衣服を着た |
 Korean: 웃을 입은 |
 Lithuanian: aprengtas, apsirengęs |
 Latvian: apģērbts; ietērpts |
 Malay: berpakaian |
 Dutch: gekleed |
 Norwegian: (på)kledd, –kledd |
 Polish: odziany |
 Persian: ملبس |
 Pashto: ملبس |
 Portuguese: vestido |
 Russian: одетый |
 Slovak: oblečený |
 Slovenian: oblečen |
 Serbian: odeven |
 Swedish: klädd |
 Thai: ที่แต่งตัว |
 Turkish: ...giy(in)miş |
 Taiwanese: 穿衣的 |
 Ukrainian: одягнутий, вбраний |
 Urdu: کپڑے پہنے ہوئے |
 Vietnamese: mặc quần áo |
 Chinese: 穿衣的 |
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