extra blanket
/ˈekstrə ˈblæŋkɪt/
Meaning
An additional thick, warm cover for a bed, requested by hotel guests when they feel cold. It is a very common request made to housekeeping or the front desk.
Examples
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It's a bit cold in here; could we have an extra blanket, please?
It's a bit cold in here; could we have an extra blanket, please?
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I found an extra blanket in the closet of our hotel room.
I found an extra blanket in the closet of our hotel room.
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The receptionist said they would send an extra blanket up to our room.
The receptionist said they would send an extra blanket up to our room.
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Do you need an extra blanket, or is the duvet warm enough?
Do you need an extra blanket, or is the duvet warm enough?
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We requested an extra blanket, but housekeeping brought a sheet instead.
We requested an extra blanket, but housekeeping brought a sheet instead.
Common Mistakes
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✗ Can I have one more cover?
✓ Can I have an extra blanket?
'Cover' is too generic. Specify 'blanket' to get the warm bed cover you need.
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✗ The room is cold, please bring me a plus blanket.
✓ The room is cold, please bring me an extra blanket.
Use 'extra' or 'additional' to mean more of something, not 'plus'.
Related Expressions
Practice
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I'm freezing tonight. Could you bring an ___ to room 405?
💡 An additional warm cover for the bed.
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extra blanket
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There is an ___ in the wardrobe if you get cold.
💡 A spare thick bed covering.
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extra blanket