blanket in Irish
blanket in Irish is blaincéad, ciumhais, pluid — blanket means a large piece of soft, thick fabric used for warmth, typically on a bed or wrapped around the body.
blanket in Irish
What does "blanket" mean?
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noun A large piece of soft, thick fabric used for warmth, typically on a bed or wrapped around the body.
"She pulled the blanket up to her chin and fell asleep."
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noun A covering layer of something, often used figuratively.
"A blanket of snow covered the fields overnight."
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adj Applying generally to every case, without exceptions.
"The company issued a blanket ban on personal phone use during shifts."
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verb To cover something completely, as if with a blanket.
"Thick fog blanketed the city by morning."
blanket in a sentence
- She pulled the blanket up to her chin and fell asleep.
- They spread a picnic blanket out on the grass.
- A blanket of snow covered the fields overnight.
- The company issued a blanket ban on personal phone use during shifts.
Similar words in Irish
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "blanket" in Irish?
"blanket" in Irish is blaincéad, ciumhais, pluid. blanket means: A large piece of soft, thick fabric used for warmth, typically on a bed or wrapped around the body.
How do you use "blanket" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled the blanket up to her chin and fell asleep." In Irish, "blanket" is blaincéad, ciumhais, pluid.
Are there other ways to say "blanket" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "blanket": blaincéad, ciumhais, pluid.