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covered in and covered with are more or less interchangeable. covered in suggests, perhaps, a substance that is somewhat more liquid, but that is certainly not a requirement. covered in may also suggest, perhaps, an accidental or unwanted covering, but that is certainly not a requirement either.
- covered in and covered with are more or less interchangeable.
- covered in suggests, perhaps, a substance that is somewhat more liquid, but that is certainly not a requirement.
- covered in may also suggest, perhaps, an accidental or unwanted covering, but that is certainly not a requirement either.
- covered in may also suggest, perhaps, a more thorough covering, but that is not required either.
- For example, I would say, My shoes are covered in mud.
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covered in and covered with are more or less interchangeable.
covered in suggests, perhaps, a substance that is somewhat more liquid, but that is certainly not a requirement.
covered in may also suggest, perhaps, an accidental or unwanted covering, but that is certainly not a requirement either.
covered in may also suggest, perhaps, a more thoro
covered in suggests, perhaps, a substance that is somewhat more liquid, but that is certainly not a requirement.
covered in may also suggest, perhaps, an accidental or unwanted covering, but that is certainly not a requirement either.
covered in may also suggest, perhaps, a more thoro
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