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sheath
Found in thesaurus: protective cover, protective covering, protection, natural covering, dress, frock
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sheath
s.
funda, vaina
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sheath
s.- funda | vaina | envoltura | envoltorio | cubierta | recubrimiento | revestimiento
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sheath
vaina
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sheath
envoltura, envoltorio
physical sheath
(Iyengar Yoga) envoltura anatómica
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sheath1
(n.) = funda, vaina.
Ex: A good knife deserves a good sheath.
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* myelin sheath = capa de mielina.
Ex: A good knife deserves a good sheath.
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* myelin sheath = capa de mielina.
sheath2
(n.) = condón.
Ex: As far back as the 16th century, physicians knew that wearing a sheath could protect against syphilis.
Ex: As far back as the 16th century, physicians knew that wearing a sheath could protect against syphilis.
sheath3
(n.) = vestido tubo.
Ex: Some of the flapper dresses of the 1920s were sheaths, and were considered too " naked" to be appropriate.
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* sheath dress = vestido tubo.
Ex: Some of the flapper dresses of the 1920s were sheaths, and were considered too " naked" to be appropriate.
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* sheath dress = vestido tubo.
sheath4
(n.) = prepucio.
Ex: If you own a male horse -- stallion or gelding -- you'll probably need to clean his sheath periodically.
Ex: If you own a male horse -- stallion or gelding -- you'll probably need to clean his sheath periodically.
