Examples of using Swathed in English and their translations into Spanish
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The castle is swathed in shadows, and is badly neglected with a highly sinister feel to it.
the holy figures seem to be swathed in a still, rarefied air.
cut off his head with a sickle, and carry away his body, swathed in the corn-stalks.
In the Vale of Glamorgan a cart-wheel swathed in straw used to be ignited
Blazes Boylan handed her the bottle swathed in pink tissue paper
Passing the mountain that dominates Beirut you reach the fertile Bekaa Valley, swathed in fruit trees,
a lovely woman, swathed in a veil, seemed to contemplate a star in the sky.
handsome furnishings, all swathed in warm lighting emanating from stylish fixtures.
legs were swathed in straw, and he carried a flail.
some carrying punishingly heavy crosses, some swathed in barbed wire
which appear swathed in refreshing whiffs of scrubland,
regal form as a dead king, swathed in the wrappings of a mummy,
These exhibit in a series of scenes the dead god lying swathed as a mummy on his bier,
Large swathes of the capital's population lacks access to basic services.
In large swathes of Colombia, the armed conflict is far from over.
Swathing is possible with some adaptions.
Large swathes of the population still think of us as old and traditional.
I will swathe them carefully for you.
There are whole swathes of potential speculation that are now pointless.
Vast swathes of the forest were burned