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Meaning insulate meaning

What does insulate mean?

insulate

— verb protect from heat, cold, or noise by surrounding with insulating material We had his bedroom insulated before winter came — verb (= isolate) place or set apart They isolated the political prisoners from the other inmates

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Topics insulate topics

What do people use insulate to talk about?
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

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Conjugation insulate conjugation

How do you conjugate insulate?

insulate · verb

Examples insulate examples

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Simple sentences

Today's spacesuits are pressurized, have an oxygen supply, protect the astronaut from micrometeoroid bombardment while spacewalking, and insulate the astronaut from the severe temperature changes experienced in space.

Movie subtitles

Lf you insulate the poles.
I thought it would insulate me against this frustration.
Insulate. If you are right, Doctor, about the Daleks taking up power from the floor, this is a perfect way of putting them out of action.
Now, if we could insulate those machines from their power source, - they would be hopeless.
Then what do you use to insulate him from the floor?
These suits insulate body heat, making the team invisible.
Sure, you could, yet many writers insulate themselves from the common man, from where they live, from where they trade and fight and love and converse and. and.
Super windows - insulate as well as ten sheets of glass.
Well, take it apart, pull it out. and insulate them With some styro.
You point out there was no authorization to insulate yourself from liability. Of course.
John, there is no way to insulate Moya's entire outer skin.
Insulate yourself from these shenanigans like I told you.
That's why the Lady stayed in the lake, to insulate herself from the power of the sword.
How long would it take you to insulate a shuttlepod with trellium-D?
Now lay it down here. I want to insulate this.
We have the rubber tires to insulate us. They'II get a pretty good jolt.
Oh, I know. I've been meaning to insulate.
Sure you could, and yet, many writers do everything in their power to insulate themselves from the common man, from where they live, from where they trade, from where they fight and love and converse and.
Well, take it apart, pull it out, and insulate them with some styro.
Now, if we insulate the skull like I said.
T o insulate the company against any possible sexual harassment claims.
I assumed the wormhole would insulate us...from the black hole's gravitational field.
That's why the lady stayed in the lake, to insulate herself from the sword's power.
How long would it take you to insulate a shuttle pod with trellium-D?
Ships in the Expanse used it to insulate their hulls.
Insulate.
Superwindows. They insulate as well as ten sheets of glass.
Are you going to insulate a house?
You point out there was no authorization to insulate yourself from liability.
I assumed the wormhole would insulate us from the black hole's gravitational field.
If you rub chicken fat on yourself, it'II insulate.
He pays me to insulate him from corpses.
Because if they are right and this instrument is good for nothing but to entertain, amuse and insulate then the tube is flickering now and we will soon see that the whole struggle is lost.
I tried to insulate you as long as I could, preserve your plausible deniability, but.
With no atmosphere to insulate it, this once Earth-like world transformed into the frozen desert we see today.
How do I insulate the 31 million?

News and current affairs

The importance of these structures is that they insulate the central bank's monetary-policy independence from corruption by the tighter accountability requirements that inevitably come with banking supervision.
Although these factors insulate the US from the inflationary pressures stemming from exchange-rate fluctuations, they increase the vulnerability of other countries, especially emerging economies.
Rising powers can neither insulate nor isolate themselves from what happens beyond their borders.
Indeed, the US has acted as a buffer to insulate Israel-whose prime minister has boasted about its nuclear weapons-from any international scrutiny, while ignoring calls by Iran and other countries to create a Middle East nuclear-free zone.
States would be wise to weaken sovereignty in order to protect themselves, because they cannot insulate themselves from what goes on elsewhere.
The fear is no longer that they will be unable to insulate themselves.
Throughout its history, America has always tried to insulate its markets from foreign competition.
When it comes to agriculture, developed countries, such as the US and European Union members, insulate both consumers and farmers from these risks.
For example, protectionist Democrats in the US Congress have been able to insulate themselves from charges of opposing free trade if they scuttle Colombia's FTA, because they will most likely ratify the deals for Panama and Peru.
Whether used to store leftovers, keep hospital equipment sterile, or insulate a home, plastics are unmatched for their adaptability, durability, and low cost.
If the country is a producer of the commodity in question, it may use export controls to insulate domestic consumers from increases in the world price.
The strong euro has helped insulate Europe from skyrocketing oil and commodity prices, which are priced in dollars on the world markets.
The practical challenge comes from agriculture's two advantages that insulate the rural sector from global market forces and turn even the most urbane, liberal politicians into its defenders.
Indeed, while closing an economy may insulate it from shocks, it can also result in stagnation and even severe homegrown crises.
The fear is no longer that they will be unable to insulate themselves. It is that their economies could be dragged into much deeper crises than those that will be experienced at the epicenter of the sub-prime debacle.
Each had also succeeded in getting government to insulate it against any need to make fundamental changes.
They buy more fuel-efficient cars and appliances, insulate their homes, and sometimes even use public transportation.
The IMF's recognition that it is appropriate for countries to try to insulate themselves from these patterns is therefore welcome - and comes none too soon.
One might think that a country that owns foreign oil can use the profits from sales to insulate its economy from high world oil prices.

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