jacket

chaqueta, cazadora

Prenda corta con mangas que se lleva sobre otras prendas y cubre la parte superior del cuerpo.

En inglés sencillo: A short piece of clothing with sleeves, worn over other clothes on your upper body.

• Put on your jacket.
• She took her keys from her jacket pocket.
• Do you need a warmer jacket?

Sinónimos: sleeve

Expresiones frecuentes: leather jacket, denim jacket, wear a jacket, winter jacket

chaqueta, saco

Parte superior de un traje, llevada sobre la camisa y normalmente a juego con los pantalones.

En inglés sencillo: The upper part of a suit, worn over a shirt and usually matching the trousers.

• His suit jacket is black.
• She hung her jacket beside the matching trousers.
• He buttoned his jacket before entering the meeting.

Expresiones frecuentes: suit jacket, jacket and trousers, button a jacket

cubierta, funda

Cubierta exterior que protege algo, como un libro o un disco.

En inglés sencillo: An outer covering that protects something, such as a book or record.

• The book has a blue jacket.
• She removed the torn dust jacket.
• The record jacket features a photograph of the band.

Sinónimos: cover, sleeve

Expresiones frecuentes: dust jacket, book jacket, record jacket

recubrir, revestir

Poner una cubierta protectora alrededor de algo.

En inglés sencillo: To put a protective outer covering around something.

• We need to jacket the pipe.
• The manufacturer jackets each cable with plastic.
• They jacketed the tank to reduce heat loss.

Cómo se usa: jacket something with something (The workers jacketed the pipe with insulating material.)

Sinónimos: cover, encase, sheathe

Expresiones frecuentes: jacket a pipe, jacket a cable, jacket with something, jacket something