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insulate

/ˈɪn.sjə.leɪt/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de proteger algo del calor, el frío, el sonido o la electricidad rodeándolo con un material no conductor, o para aislar algo de influencias externas.

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verb

/ˈɪn.sjə.leɪt/B2formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de proteger algo del calor, el frío, el sonido o la electricidad rodeándolo con un material no conductor, o para aislar algo de influencias externas.

A verb used to indicate the act of protecting something from heat, cold, sound, or electricity by surrounding it with a non-conductive material, or to isolate something from external influences.

  1. Protect from heat, cold, or noiseB2formaltechnical

    To cover or surround something with a material that prevents heat, cold, or sound from passing through.

    esaislar

    • They insulated the attic to keep the house warm in winter.
    • The walls are insulated with fiberglass to reduce noise.
    • Properly insulating pipes can prevent them from freezing.

    Sinónimosblanketbuffercocooncoverlaglinepadsheathesoundproofwrap

  2. Place or set apartC1formal

    To isolate or separate someone or something from their surroundings or from others.

    esaislar

    • The wealthy family insulated themselves from the rest of society.
    • The country tried to insulate its economy from global market fluctuations.
    • He insulated his personal life from his professional responsibilities.

    Sinónimoscut offdetachisolatesecludesegregateseparatesequester

    Antónimosconnectexposeintegrateunite

Formas
  • insulated past participle
  • insulated past simple
  • insulating present participle
  • insulates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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