Szukaj
to clothe
01
ubrać, odzień
to provide someone or ourselves with clothes; to dress someone or ourselves
Transitive: to clothe sb
Example
The charity organization aims to clothe homeless individuals during the winter months.
The donations from the community helped to clothe the victims of the natural disaster who lost everything.
The government launched a program to clothe underprivileged families in the community.
02
ubierać, pokrywać
to cover something
Transitive: to clothe the surface or expanse of something in sth
Example
The mountain peaks were clothed in snow, glistening in the morning sunlight.
The dense forest seemed to clothe the mountain slopes in a lush green blanket.
In autumn, the trees shed their leaves, and the ground is clothed in a carpet of red and gold.
03
ubrać, obdarować
to grant or invest someone with a particular attribute or capability
Transitive: to clothe sb/sth in an attribute or capability
Example
The mandate from the shareholders clothed the executive team in fiduciary responsibility.
Her words were clothed with authority, commanding attention and respect from the audience.
His actions were clothed with integrity, earning him the trust and admiration of his colleagues.
Przykład
The charity organization aims to clothe homeless individuals during the winter months.
The donations from the community helped to clothe the victims of the natural disaster who lost everything.
The government launched a program to clothe underprivileged families in the community.
As parents, it's our responsibility to clothe our children in warm jackets and hats for the cold weather.
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