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mackinaw blanket

/ˈmækɪnɔː ˈblæŋkɪt/

Traducción: Manta gruesa y pesada de lana, generalmente con patrón de cuadros, utilizada originalmente por los nativos americanos y luego adoptada por los colonos europeos en América del Norte por su calor y durabilidad.

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/ˈmækɪnɔː ˈblæŋkɪt/C1formalamerican
  • esManta gruesa y pesada de lana, generalmente con patrón de cuadros, utilizada originalmente por los nativos americanos y luego adoptada por los colonos europeos en América del Norte por su calor y durabilidad.

A thick, heavy wool blanket, typically with a plaid pattern, originally used by Native Americans and later adopted by European settlers in North America for warmth and durability.

  1. B2formalamerican

    A thick, heavy wool blanket, often with a distinctive plaid pattern, originally used by Native Americans and later by European settlers in North America.

    esmanta mackinaw

    • The trader offered a mackinaw blanket in exchange for furs.
    • He wrapped himself in a warm mackinaw blanket against the cold.
    • The museum displayed a historic mackinaw blanket from the 1800s.