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1 guarnecer
v.1 to decorate.2 to garnish (cooking) (acompañar).Guarnecimos el gimnasio para la fiesta We garnished the gym for the party.3 to be garrisoned in (military) (vigilar).4 to provide, to furnish.Guarnecimos la tienda We provided the store.* * *1 (decorar) to adorn, decorate; (en cocina) to garnish2 (proveer) to provide (de, with)3 MILITAR to garrison4 (en construcción) to plaster5 (joya) to set6 (caballo) to harness* * *verb1) to adorn, decorate2) garrison* * *VT1) (=proveer) to equip, provide; (=adornar) to adorn, garnish; (Cos) to trim; (Téc) to cover, protect, reinforce; [+ frenos] to line; [+ joya] to set, mount; [+ caballo] to harness2) (Culin) to garnish3) (Mil) to man, garrison4) (Arquit) [+ pared] to plaster, stucco* * *verbo transitivo1)a) (liter) ( adornar)b) (Coc) to garnish2) < plaza> to garrison* * *verbo transitivo1)a) (liter) ( adornar)b) (Coc) to garnish2) < plaza> to garrison* * *guarnecer [E3 ]vtAuna corona guarnecida de brillantes a crown adorned o set with diamondsun vestido guarnecido de encajes a dress trimmed with lace2 ( Coc) to garnishguarnecido con verduras del tiempo garnished with seasonal vegetablesB ‹plaza› to garrison* * *
guarnecer ( conjugate guarnecer) verbo transitivo (Coc) to garnish
guarnecer verbo transitivo
1 Culin to garnish
2 (dotar) to provide [de, with]
3 Mil to garrison
* * *guarnecer vt1. [adornar] to decorate;[ropa] to trim;guarneció la habitación de cortinas verdes she finished the room off with green curtains2. [plato] to garnish* * *v/t1 adorn (de with)* * *guarnecer {53} vt1) : to adorn2) : to garnish3) : to garrison
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