English to Galician Meaning of blanket - pegada

Blanket :

pegada

noun

alfombra, pegada

verb

pegada

adjective

xeral, común, habitual, pegada, omnipresente, inclusivo, completo, católico, ampla

Blanket :: pegadaBlanketed :: blanketedBlanketing :: cubrindoBlankets :: mantas

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Definitions of blanket in English

Noun(1) bedding that keeps a person warm in bed(2) anything that covers(3) a layer of lead surrounding the highly reactive core of a nuclear reactor
Verb(1) cover as if with a blanket(2) form a blanket-like cover (over
Adjective(1) broad in scope or content

Examples of blanket in English

(1) A thick blanket of snow coated the earth and the tall pines I was surrounded by were heavily laden with white powder.(2) Local authorities will not have the right to issue blanket bans on gambling.(3) What will the impact of a blanket ban be?(4) The sky was gray, a blanket of clouds hanging in the sky, the beginnings of autumn chill in the barest puff of a breeze.(5) The city is the first thing I see from my bedroom window when I roll up the blinds of a morning, except on those days when it is shrouded in a thick blanket of damp mist.(6) In the 1960s, most countries imposed blanket speed limits.(7) The corridor is usually full of people puffing away and a thick blanket of smoke hangs in the air.(8) She now realized why bandits would choose a place like this to hang out, for it quickly got dark inside the forest, under the thick blanket of leaves.(9) The low temperatures, combined with the thick blanket of dust surrounding the embryonic star, means the process of star creation cannot presently be measured.(10) The thick blanket of depression stole around her, enticing her into the depths of a silent quagmire with it's sullen truths.(11) The sky was completely covered by a thick blanket of clouds.(12) But a blanket ban serves only to prevent the public from knowing what really happened last week.(13) It was just a general, unspecific blanket condemnation of that sort of thing, you know, to keep up appearances.(14) With this blanket ban on so many aspects of news coverage, you just don't know who to trust anymore.(15) Actually, there wasn't much to make, all she had to do was puff the pillow and throw the blanket over the bed.(16) That should blanket the spinnaker behind the mainsail so that there is very little pressure on it.

Related Phrases of blanket

(1) wet blanket ::

cousa desanimadora

(2) electric blanket ::

pegada eléctrico

(3) fire blanket ::

pegada antilume

(4) security blanket ::

pegada de seguridade

(5) blanket order ::

fin pegada

(6) receiving blanket ::

recibindo pegada

(7) woolen blanket ::

pegada de la

(8) thick blanket ::

pegada de espesor

(9) heating blanket ::

pegada

(10) space blanket ::

pegada espazo

Related Phrases of blanket

(1) wet blanket ::

cousa desanimadora

(2) electric blanket ::

pegada eléctrico

(3) fire blanket ::

pegada antilume

(4) security blanket ::

pegada de seguridade

(5) blanket order ::

fin pegada

(6) receiving blanket ::

recibindo pegada

(7) woolen blanket ::

pegada de la

(8) thick blanket ::

pegada de espesor

(9) heating blanket ::

pegada

(10) space blanket ::

pegada espazo

Synonyms

Adjective

1. complete ::

completo

2. total ::

Total

3. comprehensive ::

comprensivo

4. overall ::

global

5. general ::

xeral

6. mass ::

masa

7. umbrella ::

paraugas

8. inclusive ::

inclusivo

9. all-inclusive ::

todo incluído

10. all-around ::

todo arredor

11. wholesale ::

por xunto

12. outright ::

Total

13. across-the-board ::

todo-o-board

14. sweeping ::

exploración

15. indiscriminate ::

indiscriminado

16. thorough ::

minuciosa

17. universal ::

universal

18. international ::

internacional

19. worldwide ::

mundial

20. global ::

global

21. nationwide ::

en todo o país

22. countrywide ::

en todo o país

23. coast-to-coast ::

costa-a-costa

Noun

24. covering ::

cuberta

25. layer ::

capa

26. coating ::

revestimento

27. carpet ::

alfombra

28. overlay ::

superposición

29. cloak ::

manto

30. mantle ::

manto

31. veil ::

veo

32. pall ::

mortalha

33. shroud ::

mortalha

Verb

34. cover ::

cuberta

35. coat ::

abrigo

36. carpet ::

alfombra

37. overlay ::

superposición

38. cloak ::

manto

39. shroud ::

mortalha

40. swathe ::

chacina

41. envelop ::

envolver

42. mantle ::

manto

Different Forms

blanket, blanketed, blanketing, blankets

Word Example from TV Shows

Batman is a load-bearing BLANKET.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 20

$-Bring a blanket.\N-Yes.$

-Bring a BLANKET.
-Yes.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

...a free man, but also receives BLANKET immunity.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 8

Cotton BLANKET 'stead of wool

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

- What is it? - It's a BLANKET with sleeves.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

Examples of blanket from TV Shows

Batman is a load-bearing BLANKET.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 20

$-Bring a blanket.\N-Yes.$

-Bring a BLANKET.
-Yes.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

...a free man, but also receives BLANKET immunity.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 8

Cotton BLANKET 'stead of wool

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

- What is it? - It's a BLANKET with sleeves.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

English to Galician Dictionary: blanket

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English to Galician Dictionary: blanket

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