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cloistered

/ˈklɔɪstərd/ /ˈklɔɪstəd/

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verb

Hacerse religioso

To become a Roman Catholic religious.

Examples :

"After graduating college, Maria felt a strong calling to her faith and ultimately decided to be cloistered, joining a convent and dedicating her life to God. "

Después de graduarse de la universidad, María sintió un fuerte llamado a su fe y finalmente decidió hacerse religiosa, uniéndose a un convento y dedicando su vida a Dios.

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verb

Enclaustrar

To confine in a cloister, voluntarily or not.

Examples :

"After her illness, she cloistered herself in her bedroom for a week, only emerging for meals. "

Después de su enfermedad, se enclaustró en su dormitorio durante una semana, solo saliendo para las comidas.

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verb

Enclaustrarse, aislarse

To deliberately withdraw from worldly things.

Examples :

"After years of working in a stressful city job, she cloistered herself in a remote cabin to write her novel. "

Después de años de trabajar en un estresante trabajo en la ciudad, se enclaustró en una cabaña remota para escribir su novela.

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verb

Enclaustrar

To provide with a cloister or cloisters.

Examples :

"The architect cloistered the college just like the monastery which founded it."

El arquitecto enclaustró el colegio tal como el monasterio que lo fundó.

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verb

Proteger, aislar

To protect or isolate.

Examples :

"The parents cloistered their child indoors during the flu outbreak to protect her from getting sick. "

Los padres protegieron a su hijo en el interior durante el brote de gripe para protegerla de enfermarse.

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adjective

Enclaustrado, solitario

Dwelling or raised in, or as if in, cloisters; solitary.

Examples :

"Because she grew up in a very cloistered environment, she felt unprepared for the challenges of college life. "

Debido a que creció en un ambiente muy enclaustrado, se sintió poco preparada para los desafíos de la vida universitaria.

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adjective

Aislado, protegido, escondido

Isolated, protected, hidden away for the sake of maintaining innocence

Examples :

"Having been homeschooled and rarely allowed to socialize, the young woman led a surprisingly cloistered life. "

Habiendo sido educada en casa y rara vez se le permitía socializar, la joven llevó una vida sorprendentemente aislada.

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adjective

Ingenuo, cándido

Naive, lacking in worldliness

Examples :

"Having spent his entire life in a small village and attending a strict boarding school, he was surprisingly cloistered and unaware of many current events. "

Habiendo pasado toda su vida en un pequeño pueblo y asistido a un internado estricto, era sorprendentemente ingenuo y desconocía muchos acontecimientos actuales.

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adjective

Con claustros

Furnished with cloisters.

Examples :

"The old monastery, cloistered and peaceful, provided a quiet retreat for reflection. "

El antiguo monasterio, con claustros y pacífico, proporcionaba un refugio tranquilo para la reflexión.

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