Go to the hardware store and buy a roll of insulating tape.
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Insulating
Synonyms for "insulating" (1 found)
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19 translations across 10 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- изолационен adj (that insulates)
- изолиращ adj (that insulates)
Catalan
1 entries- calorífug adj (that insulates)
Finnish
1 entries- eristävä adj (that insulates)
French
1 entries- isolant adj (that insulates)
Greek
2 entries- θερμομονωτικός adj (that insulates)
- μονωτικός adj (that insulates)
Irish
1 entries- teasdíonach adj (that insulates)
Italian
4 entries- coibente adj (that insulates)
- dielettrico adj (that insulates)
- isolante adj (that insulates)
- termocoibente adj (that insulates)
Polish
1 entries- izolacyjny adj (that insulates)
Portuguese
1 entries- isolante adj (that insulates)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- izolovano adj (that insulates)
- izòlīrano adj (that insulates)
- изо̀лӣрано adj (that insulates)
- изоловано adj (that insulates)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
While the temperature above the snow can be -40° F, the temperature beneath the snow can be much warmer, even close to the freezing point at 32° F, because the layer of snow acts like an insulating blanket.
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Shuttle officials say lightweight insulating foam that flew off Columbia's external fuel tank broke into dust and was not heavy enough to have damaged its left wing.
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When oil gets in the ocean, birds are among the first victims: their plumage quickly loses its insulating properties with only a few drops of oil, so that the birds become hypothermic and die.
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