sheet

sheet
ʃi:t
noun
1) (a broad piece of cloth eg for a bed: She put clean sheets on all the beds.) sábana
2) (a large, thin, usually flat, piece: a sheet of paper/glass.) hoja
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sheet n
1. sábana
clean, white sheets sábanas blancas y limpias
2. hoja
a sheet of paper una hoja de papel
3. lámina
a sheet of steel una lámina de acero
sheet
tr[ʃiːt]
noun
1 (on bed) sábana
■ bottom/top sheet sábana bajera/encimera
■ fitted sheet sábana ajustable
2 (of paper) hoja; (of metal) lámina, chapa; (of glass) lámina, placa; (of tin) hoja
3 (of ice) capa, placa; (of water) expansión nombre femenino; (of flames, rain) cortina
4 familiar (newspaper) periódico
intransitive verb
1 (rain heavily) diluviar, llover a cántaros
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
sheet lightning relámpagos nombre masculino plural difusos
sheet metal chapa de metal
sheet music hojas pl de partitura, papel pautado
sheet ['ʃi:t] n
1) or bedsheet ['bɛd-.ʃi:t] : sábana f
2) : hoja f (de papel)
3) : capa f (de hielo, etc.)
4) : lámina f, placa f (de vidrio, metal, etc.), plancha f (de metal, madera, etc.)
baking sheet: placa de horno
sheet
adj.
• en láminas adj.
• laminado, -a adj.
n.
• chapa s.f.
• cuartilla s.f.
• faja s.f.
• hoja s.f.
• lámina s.f.
• sábana s.f.
• tabla s.f.
• tablero s.m.
ʃiːt
noun
1) (on bed) sábana f

as white as a sheet — blanco como el papel

2) (of paper) hoja f; (of wrapping paper) pliego m, hoja f; (of stamps) pliego m

information o fact sheet — folleto m

3)
a) (of metal) chapa f, plancha f, lámina f

a sheet of glass — un vidrio, una placa de vidrio

b) (of ice) capa f

a sheet of flame — una cortina de llamas

the rain was coming down in sheets — llovía a cántaros; (before n)

sheet lightning — relámpagos mpl difusos

[ʃiːt]
1. N
1) (also: bedsheet) sábana f
2) [of metal, glass, plastic] lámina f
3) [of paper] hoja f ; [of labels, stamps, stickers] pliego m , hoja f

an information sheet — una hoja informativa

- start again with a clean sheet
4) [of ice, water] capa f

a sheet of flame — una cortina de fuego

the rain was coming down in sheets — estaba cayendo una cortina de agua or lluvia, llovía a mares

5) (Naut) escota f
6) (Press) periódico m
7)
- keep a clean sheet
2.
CPD

sheet anchor N — (Naut) ancla f de la esperanza

sheet bend N — nudo m de escota, vuelta f de escota

sheet feed N — alimentador m de papel

sheet ice N — capa f de hielo

sheet lightning N — fucilazo m

sheet metal N — metal m en lámina

sheet music N — hojas fpl de partitura

* * *
[ʃiːt]
noun
1) (on bed) sábana f

as white as a sheet — blanco como el papel

2) (of paper) hoja f; (of wrapping paper) pliego m, hoja f; (of stamps) pliego m

information o fact sheet — folleto m

3)
a) (of metal) chapa f, plancha f, lámina f

a sheet of glass — un vidrio, una placa de vidrio

b) (of ice) capa f

a sheet of flame — una cortina de llamas

the rain was coming down in sheets — llovía a cántaros; (before n)

sheet lightning — relámpagos mpl difusos


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