sheet

=

la hoja

noun

sheet
[ʃiːt]
sustantivo
1. sábana (f) (on bed); hoja (f) (of paper, glass); capa (f) (of ice); lámina (f) (of metal); cortina (f) (of flame)
  • sheet feeder (informática) -> alimentador (m) de hojas sueltas
  • sheet lightning -> relámpagos mpl (difusos)
  • sheet metal -> chapa (f) (de metal)
  • sheet music -> partituras (f pl) sueltas

sheet [shiit-me-tal]
1. Ensabanar, cubrir o envolver en sábana
sustantivo
2. Proveer de o suministrar sábana
sustantivo
3. Envolver en alguna cosa grande; extender en láminas u hoja
sustantivo
  • To sheet a bed -> poner sábanas en una cama
va.

"sheet" in the Answers forum

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