pillowcase in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pillowcase in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pillowcase [Am ˈpɪloʊˌkeɪs, Brit ˈpɪləʊkeɪs], Brit also pillow slip N

pillowcase

funda f

pillowcase

almohadón m Spain

Translations for pillowcase in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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almohadón

pillowcase

funda, tb. funda de almohada

pillowcase

pillowcase in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pillowcase in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pillowcase [ˈpɪləʊkeɪs, Am -oʊ-] N, pillow cover N, pillowslip N

pillowcase

funda f de almohada

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almohada

pillowcase

funda (de almohada)

pillowcase

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A dresser serves as the altar; a pillowcase, as the altar cover.

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Your pillowcase is another item to be wary of, especially if you use fabric conditioner.

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She takes fresh loaves of bread from the bakery home in pillowcases.

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And if you want your shoes to stand the test of time, storing them in a pillowcase will keep them in good condition.

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House-elves are generally obedient, pliant, and obsequious; and when enslaved, wear discarded items like pillowcases and tea-towels.

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And then we were transporting them in buckets and pillowcases.

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The daughters, while tied to their beds, had both been doused with gasoline; each had her head covered with a pillowcase.

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There was a pillowcase over her head and a knotted sheet wrapped around her legs.

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The handicrafts the women produce - handbags, wallets, pillowcases and table coverings - are sold at thedidisociety.org and at events around the city.

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The first paos, made with pieces of bedsheets and pillowcases, were made in the 1930s.

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