jacket

UK
/ˈdʒækɪt/
US
/ˈdʒækɪt/

Übersetzungen

jacketsubstantiv
jackets
Pl.
UK
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US
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She knitted a beautiful jacket for her daughter.
Она связала красивый жакет для своей дочери.
I bought a new jacket for the winter.
Я купил новую куртку на зиму.
He wore a smart jacket to the meeting.
Он надел элегантный пиджак на встречу.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
jacketverb
jacketed
Präteritum
jacketed
Partizip Perfekt
jacketing
Gerundium
UK
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US
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The workers will jacket the pipes to protect them from the cold.
Рабочие обошьют трубы, чтобы защитить их от холода.
jacketadjektiv
UK
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US
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Used attributively before nouns to denote a relation to a jacket or outer covering (e.g., "jacket pocket", "jacket material").

Definitionen

jacketsubstantiv
A piece of clothing worn on the upper body over a shirt, typically having sleeves and a fastening down the front.
She wore a warm jacket to protect herself from the cold wind.
A protective outer covering for something, such as a book or a record.
The book's jacket was beautifully illustrated, attracting many readers.
A protective casing or cover, often used in engineering or construction.
The pipes were insulated with a thick jacket to prevent heat loss.
The skin or outer covering of a vegetable, especially a potato, when left on during cooking.
He prefers his baked potatoes served with their jackets on.
A metal casing surrounding the core of a bullet or projectile.
Full-metal-jacket rounds have a harder outer jacket that reduces barrel fouling.
jacketverb
To cover or enclose something in a protective or insulating layer.
The workers jacketed the pipes to prevent them from freezing during the winter.
To supply (a book) with a removable paper cover or dust jacket.
The first edition was attractively jacketed in bright red and gold.
jacketadjektiv
Used attributively to describe something functioning as or relating to a jacket or protective outer covering.
I ordered a jacket potato topped with cheese.