How do you use "sheet" in a sentence?

She changed the sheets on the bed before the guests arrived. Could you hand me a sheet of paper, please? The rain came down in sheets, soaking everyone.

sheet

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Significado: A large rectangular piece of fabric for a bed; a flat piece of paper, glass, or metal

床单；一张（纸等）；薄片

sábana; hoja (de papel); lámina

シーツ；1枚（の紙など）；薄板

시트, 침대보; 한 장(종이 등); 얇은 판

Sheet refers to a broad, flat piece of material. Most commonly, it describes bed linen (a flat or fitted sheet) or a single piece of paper. It can also refer to flat pieces of other materials like glass, metal, or ice. The phrase 'a clean sheet' in football means no goals were conceded.

单子指一块宽大、平坦的材料。最常见的是指床上用品（平单或床笠）或一张纸。它也可以指玻璃、金属或冰等其他材料的平板。在足球中，'a clean sheet'意思是没有失球。

Sheet se refiere a una pieza amplia y plana de material. Más comúnmente, describe la ropa de cama (una sábana plana o ajustable) o una sola hoja de papel. También puede referirse a piezas planas de otros materiales como vidrio, metal o hielo. La frase «a clean sheet» en fútbol significa que no se recibieron goles.

シートは、幅広く平らな素材の一片を指します。最も一般的には、寝具（フラットシーツまたはボックスシーツ）や1枚の紙を表します。ガラス、金属、氷などの他の素材の平らな板を指すこともあります。サッカーで「clean sheet」は無失点を意味します。

Sheet는 넓고 평평한 재질의 조각을 가리킨다. 가장 흔히 침대 시트나 종이 한 장을 의미한다. 유리, 금속, 얼음 등의 평평한 조각을 가리킬 수도 있다. 축구에서 'a clean sheet'는 무실점을 의미한다.

Ejemplos

She changed the sheets on the bed before the guests arrived.
客人到来之前，她换了床单。
Cambió las sábanas de la cama antes de que llegaran los invitados.
彼女は客が到着する前にベッドのシーツを替えた。
그녀는 손님이 도착하기 전에 침대 시트를 갈았다.
Could you hand me a sheet of paper, please?
请递给我一张纸好吗？
¿Podrías darme una hoja de papel, por favor?
紙を1枚いただけますか？
종이 한 장만 주시겠어요?
The rain came down in sheets, soaking everyone.
雨倾盆而下，把所有人都淋湿了。
La lluvia caía a cántaros, empapando a todos.
雨が激しく降り、みんなびしょ濡れになった。
비가 쏟아져 내려 모두 흠뻑 젖었다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'scēte' meaning 'a cloth' or 'a linen covering', from 'scēat' (a corner, projecting piece of cloth), of Germanic origin. Related to 'shot' via the idea of projecting or shooting out.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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