uncased

/ʌŋkˈeɪst/ adj

Not cased; without a casing.

Word Origin Case comes from Latin 'capsa' 'box', from 'capere' 'to hold'. Uncased means removed from a case, not enclosed. The root 'capere' gives us capture, captive, capacity, and concept. So uncased is 'un-boxed'.

adj Not cased; without a casing.

The uncased sausage was more susceptible to drying out and contamination.

(形容词) 无外壳的;无包装的

未装肠衣的香肠更容易变干和受到污染。

(adjetivo) Sin envoltura; sin cubierta.

El embutido sin envoltura era más susceptible a secarse y contaminarse.

(adjectif) sans étui; sans boîtier; nu; dégainé; déboîté [Dépourvu d'enveloppe, d'étui ou de boîtier.]

La saucisse **uncased** était plus sensible au dessèchement et à la contamination.

(Adjektiv) unverpackt; ohne Hülle [Ohne Hülle oder Umhüllung; nicht ummantelt.]

Die **uncased** Wurst trocknete schneller aus und war anfälliger für Verunreinigungen.

(形容詞) 容器に入っていない。覆いや外側のない状態。

容器に入っていないソーセージは、乾燥や汚染の影響を受けやすかった。

(adjetivo) sem invólucro; desencapado; sem capa; sem estojo [Sem envoltório; sem capa.]

A linguiça **sem envoltório** estava mais suscetível a ressecamento e contaminação.

Word parts: un + case + ed

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