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Definition of sheets - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
bed linensflat pieces of material used as bed coverings
- I changed the sheets on the bed.
2.
stationerythin flat pieces of paper or similar material
- He wrote his notes on sheets of paper.
3.
precipitationlarge amounts of rain or snow falling heavily
- Sheets of rain poured down during the storm.
4.
geographybroad flat surfaces of ice or metal
- The lake was covered in sheets of ice.
5.
sailingTECH. rope controlling a sail on a boatTECH.
- He pulled the sheets to adjust the sail.
Images of sheets

flat pieces of material used as bed coverings 
large amounts of rain or snow falling heavily 
broad flat surfaces of ice or metal 
rope controlling a sail on a boat
Expressions with sheets
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in a private or intimate setting
They discussed their plans quietly between the sheets.
happening in large, continuous amounts
The rain was falling in sheets all night.
go to bed to sleep
After the party, I decided to hit the sheets.
make sure all accounts are equal
She needs to balance the sheets to finalize the monthly report.
unsteady and staggering because of drinking alcohol
He was three sheets to the wind after the party.
rear part of a boat's open deck
The captain stood in the stern sheets, steering the ship..
Origin of sheets
Old English, scēata (cloth)
Terms with sheets included in their meaning
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writing material
sheets of material used for writing, printing, or drawing
tidy up
arrange the bed sheets and covers neatly
home
household textiles like tablecloths and bed sheets
arrange bedding
arrange sheets and blankets neatly on a bed
humans
substance used for human beds like sheets or blankets
sheets
having elasticated ends to fit tightly
household items
domestic textiles like sheets and towels
prepare bed
arrange sheets, blankets, and pillows on a bed neatly
arrange bedding
arrange sheets and blankets neatly on a bed
stationery
sheets of paper bound together for writing
Vietnamese cooking
edible rice sheets for Vietnamese dishes
remove bedding
remove all sheets and covers from a bed
housekeeping
prepare a bed for new sheets and covers
bedding
fabric used for making bed sheets
covering
wrap surfaces using printed sheets for protection
craft
cover surfaces by attaching thin sheets
bedding
fabric items like sheets and pillowcases for beds
home
related to bed sheets and covers
sciences
period of Earth's cooling with major ice sheets
pressed sheets
made by bonding thin layers together
packaging sheets
strong, light brown paper made from hemp
thin metal
thin, flat metal shaped into sheets for building or making things
office equipment
device that moves paper sheets into a machine automatically
decorative sheets
thin sheets of gold used for decoration or gilding
Examples of sheets in a sentence
She folded the sheets neatly after washing. Please print the contract on two sheets. The artist covered several sheets with sketches. Sheets of snow covered the landscape. The wind drove sheets of rain sideways. Sheets of metal were stacked in the warehouse.
The glacier moved slowly, its sheets shifting. The sheets need to be tightened. He learned to handle the sheets efficiently.
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- French:draps, feuille, ...
- German:Bettlaken, Blätter, ...
- Italian:lenzuola, fogli, ...
- Spanish:sábanas, hojas, ...
- Portuguese:lençóis, folhas, ...
- Chinese:床单, 纸张, ...
- Japanese:シーツ, 紙, ...
- Arabic:مِلايَة, وَرَقَات, ...
- Hebrew:סְדִינִים, גִּילְיוֹנוֹת, ...
- Russian:простыни, листы, ...
- Ukrainian:постільна білизна, аркуші, ...
- Hindi:चादरें, पन्ने, ...
Definition of sheet - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
bed linenthin bed cloth for covering a mattress
- I changed the sheet on the bed.
2.
stationeryrectangular piece of paper for writing or printing
- She wrote her notes on a sheet of paper.
3.
materialthin flat layer of solid material
- A sheet of ice covered the pond.
4.
cookingUS flat metal pan used for bakingUS
- Place the cookies on the sheet to bake.
5.
print mediaDated UK newspaper, especially a tabloidDated UK
- She read the morning sheet with her coffee.
6.
sailingRare large piece of fabric for a sailRare
- The wind filled the sheet, propelling the boat.
7.
sportTECH. area of ice for curlingTECH.
- The team practiced on the curling sheet.
8.
sailingTECH. line used to adjust the trim of a sailTECH.
- He pulled the sheet to adjust the sail.
Verb
1.
coveringtr. cover or wrap with cloth or papertr.
- They sheeted the furniture before painting.
2.
weatherintr. UK pour rain heavilyintr. UK
- It started to sheet down unexpectedly during the hike..
3.
formingtr. form into flat, thin layerstr.
- The factory sheets the metal for construction.
4.
maritimetr./intr. TECH. pull a sail's line to adjust its angle for the windtr./intr. TECH.
- The sailor sheeted the sail to catch the wind.
Images of sheet

thin bed cloth for covering a mattress 
rectangular piece of paper for writing or printing 
thin flat layer of solid material 
flat metal pan used for baking 
newspaper, especially a tabloid 
large piece of fabric for a sail
Expressions with sheet
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reference guide summarizing information for quick consultation
She created a cheat sheet for the software shortcuts..
absence of debts or legal charges
The company started the year with a clean sheet.
fitted bedsheet for a crib mattress
I bought a new crib sheet for the baby.
record of a person's criminal history
The officer checked his rap sheet and found multiple arrests..
continuous curtain-like layer of rain
We couldn't see through the sheet of rain.
extremely pale due to shock or fear
After the jump scare, she was white as a sheet.
shared understanding or agreement among people
The team was on the same hymn sheet during the meeting.
shared understanding or agreement among people
The team was finally on the same song sheet.
player who accumulates many statistics in a game
He is known as a stat sheet stuffer for his all-around performance.
paper for writing answers during a test
Please write your answers on the answer sheet.
flat metal tray for baking in an oven
Place the cookies on the baking sheet.
large towel for drying the body
She wrapped herself in a soft bath sheet.
piece of paper with nothing on it
She handed me a blank sheet to start my drawing.
lower sheet in a two-sheet set
The bottom sheet was tucked in tightly.
sheet for softening clothes and reducing static in a dryer
Put a dryer sheet in with your clothes.
document with key information about a topic
The company released a fact sheet about its new product.
bed sheet with elastic edges for a mattress
I bought a new fitted sheet for my bed.
thin flat piece of metal used as material for making things
They cut a metal sheet to repair the damaged section of the roof.
piece of paper with written notes
She handed me a note sheet with all the meeting points.
document listing questions for a survey
Participants received a question sheet to fill out their responses.
paper for preliminary notes or drafts
She jotted down her ideas on a scratch sheet before the meeting..
second layer or covering
The cake had a second sheet of icing.
flat rectangular cake for large groups
We served a sheet cake at the birthday party.
music written on paper for people to play or sing
I bought the sheet music for my favorite song.
Origin of sheet
Old English, scēat (sheet)
Examples of sheet in a sentence
A clean sheet was placed on the guest bed. He printed the document on a fresh sheet. Each sheet in the notebook was neatly lined. He wrapped the gift in a sheet of colorful paper. The artist used a sheet of metal for the sculpture. The chef greased the sheet before baking.
A sheet was used to roast the vegetables. The scandal was all over the evening sheet. He picked up a local sheet to check the sports scores. The sheet was hoisted up the mast quickly. They repaired the torn sheet before setting sail. The curling sheet was perfectly smooth for the tournament. They carefully maintained the sheet to ensure fair play. The skipper eased the sheet before the gust. Check that the sheet runs freely through the block. The workers sheeted the floor to protect it from dust. He sheeted the gifts in colorful wrapping paper. Rain began to sheet down on the campers. The weather forecast warned it would sheet all afternoon. The chef sheets the dough before baking. They sheet the clay to make tiles. They sheeted the sails before the storm hit. The crew quickly sheeted to adjust the course.
View all translations of sheet
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- French:drap, couvrir, ...
- German:Bettlaken, bedecken, ...
- Italian:lenzuolo, coprire, ...
- Spanish:sábana, cubrir, ...
- Portuguese:lençol, cobrir, ...
- Chinese:床单, 覆盖, ...
- Japanese:シーツ, 覆う, ...
- Arabic:ملاءة, غَطَّى, ...
- Hebrew:סָדִין, לְכַסּוֹת, ...
- Russian:простыня, накрыть, ...
- Ukrainian:простирадло, покривати, ...
- Hindi:चादर, ढकना, ...



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