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"robed" in Spanish

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"robed" in Spanish
to robe{verb}
vestirse
to robe{transitive verb}
vestir
to robe{intransitive verb}
ponerse la toga- ponerse las vestiduras
robe{noun}
toga- batín- estola- bata- salto de cama- túnica
to rob{verb}
atracar- saltear
to rob{transitive verb}
desvalijar- asaltar- robar- robarle a
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to robe[robed · robed] {verb}
to robe(also: to dress, to get dressed, to dress on)
vestirse {r. v.}
to robe[robed · robed] {transitive verb}
to robe(also: to attire, to outfit, to tog out)
vestir[vistiendo · vestido] {vb}
In fact, in the lives of the saints the bright linen is woven to become the robe of eternal life.
En efecto, en la vida de los santos se teje la tela resplandeciente, que es el vestido de la eternidad.
to robe sb in sth
vestir a algn de algo
"The Lord is King, in splendour robed."
"El Señor reina vestido de majestad"
to robe[robed · robed] {intransitive verb}
to robe
ponerse la toga {vb}
to robe
ponerse las vestiduras {vb}
robe{noun}
robe(also: gown, toga, academicals, academic gown)
toga{f}
robe(also: dressing gown, smoking jacket)
batín{m}
robe(also: stola)
estola{f} (túnica)
robe(also: housecoat, négligé, dressing gown, smock)
bata{f}
robe(also: dressing gown, wrap)
salto de cama{m} [S. Cone]
robe
túnica{f}
He takes us with him in order that we may weave with him the white robe of the new humanity, the robe of bright linen which clothes the Bride of Christ.
Él nos toma consigo para tejer juntos la blanca túnica de la nueva humanidad, la túnica de tela resplandeciente de la Esposa de Cristo.
to rob[robbed · robbed] {verb}
to rob(also: to hold up, to blag, to heist, to stick up)
atracar[atracando · atracado] {vb}
to rob(also: to do things by turns)
saltear[salteando · salteado] {vb}
to rob[robbed · robbed] {transitive verb}
to rob(also: to burgle, rifle, to clean out)
desvalijar[desvalijando · desvalijado] {v.t.}
to rob(also: to assail, to assault, to attack, to mug)
asaltar[asaltando · asaltado] {v.t.}
Madam President, I was told that yesterday Mrs Schierhuber's assistant was attacked and robbed in Brussels, and Mr Schiedermeier's flat was broken into.
Señora Presidenta, ayer se me informó de que, nuevamente, una asistente del Sr. Schierhuber fue asaltada en Bruselas. La vivienda del diputado Schiedermeier fue objeto de un robo.
to rob(also: to cabbage, to maraud, to pilfer, to burglarize)
robar[robando · robado] {vb}
We must not rob the poorest countries to achieve our own political ends.
No debemos robar a los países pobres para lograr nuestros fines políticos.
As a mother, I believe that robbing children of their innocence is a crime.
Como madre, creo que robar a los niños su inocencia es un delito.
We cannot allow these people to rob us with impunity.
No podemos permitir que esta gente nos robe impunemente.
to rob
robarle a {vb}
We must not rob these poor people of the only natural resource remaining to them, having first taken silver from Bolivia and then tin.
No podemos robarle a esta pobre gente el único recurso natural que le queda, después de habernos llevado de Bolivia primero la plata y luego el estaño.

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "robe":
robe
cloak- clothe- drape- gown- vest

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