Confirm your profile
Your profile was registered correctly.
We have sent an email to the provided address.
To confirm your profile and log in, open the mail message and click on the included link.
Ok
Retrieve password
We have sent an email to .
Follow the mail instructions to reset your password.
The message can take 5 minutes to get into your inbox. If you don't receive the email, check your spam folder or request another one.
The photographer blanketed the model in a warm light to create a cozy atmosphere in the studio.
El fotógrafo envolvió al modelo en una luz cálida para crear un ambiente acogedor en el estudio.
2. Form a blanket-like cover (over).
The vines began to blanket the trellis, creating a lush and verdant canopy that provided shade for the garden path.
Las vinas comenzaron a cubrir el enrejado, creando un dosel denso y verde que proporcionaba sombra al sendero del jardín.
blanket
noun
1. Bedding that keeps a person warm in bed.
She snuggled up with a soft blanket on a chilly winter evening, feeling cozy and comfortable.
Ella se acurrucó con una manta suave por la noche de invierno frío, sintiendo que estaba acogedora y cómoda.
2. Anything that covers.
The blanket of snow covered the entire parking lot, making it difficult to see any cars.
El pañuelo de nieve cubría todo el aparcamiento, lo que hacía difícil ver cualquier coche.
3. A layer of lead surrounding the highly reactive core of a nuclear reactor.
The thick blanket of fog made it difficult to drive safely on the highway.
El espeso manto de niebla lo hizo difícil conducir de manera segura en la autopista.
blanket
adjective
1. Broad in scope or content.
The new policy covers a blanket range of topics, from employee benefits to company culture and work-life balance.
La nueva política abarca un amplio rango de temas, desde beneficios laborales hasta la cultura empresarial y el equilibrio vida-trabajo.
