Summary
uncovered {adjective}
descubierta · descubierto
to uncover {verb}
desembozar · descobijar · descubrir · destapar
covered {adjective}
cubierto · cubierta
English-Spanish translation for "uncovered"
"uncovered" Spanish translation
uncovered {adjective}
uncovered {adj.} (also: discovered)
uncovered {adj.} (also: discovered)
They were here - women, children and men - with their faces uncovered.
What has been uncovered is mainly mismanagement, and fortunately not many cases of fraud.
Large stocks of illegally imported Chinese chicken meat have been uncovered in the UK over the past few days.
In any case, 250 instances of it were uncovered in the first half of 1998, with losses amounting to over EUR 500 million.
Work in recent years has also uncovered a handful of Stone Age sites in the Near East with evidence for plant-eating.
to uncover {verb}
to uncover [uncovered|uncovered] {vb} (also: to unmask)
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to uncover [uncovered|uncovered] {vb}
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to uncover [uncovered|uncovered] {v.t.} (also: to find, to discover, to reveal, to find out)
I uncovered (Simple past)
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to uncover [uncovered|uncovered] {v.t.} (also: to open)
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covered {adjective}
She has covered much of the ground as to the reasons behind her proposals.
That makes it absolutely clear that what I have just said is covered by this report.
Some Member States have not covered themselves with glory in these matters in the past.
Once, I saw lying on the ground a man covered with flies and filth.
Nevertheless, I do not think Parliament has exactly covered itself with glory.
Amendment No 5 is covered by Amendment No 22, which is accepted as it stands.
This amount is nearly covered by existing pledges by the international community.
Amendment No 35 is covered by Amendment No 39 and is therefore superfluous.
In my opinion, Amendment 3 on the treatment of prisoners is already covered in the report.
This financing will therefore not be automatically covered by the financial perspective.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "uncovered":
Synonyms (English) for "uncover":
© Princeton Universityexpose · bring out · unveil · reveal
Usage examples
Usage examples for "uncovered" in Spanish
For instance, the Financial Controller granted a positive a priori visa in most of the cases of mismanagement or irregularities recently uncovered.
Since 1997, when the mad cow scandal was uncovered, Parliament has been asking for animal feedingstuffs to be given the utmost attention.
Even if all the demands of the French Presidency for qualified majority voting are accepted, large areas of political cooperation will remain uncovered.
The report of the independent experts fundamentally bears out what the Committee on Budgetary Control had uncovered in a number of reports.
Similar words
unconsciously · unconsciousness · unconstitutional · uncontrollable · unconventional · unconvincing · uncooked · uncorrectable · uncountable · uncouth · uncovered · uncovering · uncredited · uncrowned · unction · unctuous · uncultivated · uncultured · uncut · undated · undaunted
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