al coperto

Italian

Etymology

Literally, “at covered”.

Prepositional phrase

al coperto

  1. under shelter, under cover
    Synonyms: al sicuro, protetto
    mettersi al coperto dal vento
    to take cover from the wind
    (literally, “to put oneself under cover from the wind”)

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