Mantos (en. Cloaks)
/ˈmantos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Garment that covers the body.
The queen's mantle was made of gold and silk.
El manto de la reina era de oro y seda.
Layer of material that covers a surface.
The mantles of leaves cover the forest floor in autumn.
Los mantos de hojas cubren el suelo del bosque en otoño.
Expression that designates a set of things that cover or wrap something.
The mantle of snow covered the entire city.
El manto de la nieve cubrió toda la ciudad.
Etymology
From Latin 'mantanum', which means 'cover or garment'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
sacred mantle
A garment that is considered special or ceremonial.
manto sagrado
mantle of silence
Metaphor that suggests an atmosphere of calm or extreme stillness.
manto de silencio
protective mantle
Refers to something that offers shelter or security.
manto protector
Related Words
blanket
Large and soft garment used for warmth.
manta
cape
Garment worn over the shoulders and generally extending to the feet.
capa
coat
Garment intended to protect from cold.
abrigo
Slang Meanings
Resistance
That guy has a mantle to withstand the cold.
Ese chico tiene manto para aguantar el frío.
Style or appearance
That jacket gives him a very cool mantle.
Esa chaqueta le da un manto muy cool.