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uncoated

/ənˈkoʊtɪd/ verb

simple past and past participle of uncoat

Word Origin 'Coat' comes from Frankish 'kotta,' meaning a mantle or covering. So uncoated is literally 'not covered with a coat.' The word 'coat' itself has spread into compounds like overcoat, raincoat, and petticoat — all variations on the idea of a layer. The 'un-' prefix is the classic negator from Proto-Germanic.

verb simple past and past participle of uncoat

After the experiment, the researcher uncoated the samples to examine the base material.

(动词) 去涂层（过去式）

实验结束后，研究人员去除了样本的涂层以检查基底材料。

(verbo) pretérito simple y participio pasado de uncoat

Después del experimento, el investigador quitó el recubrimiento de las muestras para examinar el material base.

(verbe) Forme du verbe « uncoat » (dépouiller de son revêtement, décaper) : prétérit simple et participe passé.

Après l'expérience, le chercheur a **uncoated** les échantillons pour examiner le matériau de base.

(Verb) Einfache Vergangenheit und Partizip Perfekt von *uncoat*: eine Beschichtung von etwas entfernt haben, um das darunterliegende Material freizulegen.

Nach dem Experiment **uncoated** der Forscher die Proben, um das Basismaterial zu untersuchen.

(動詞) 「uncoat」の過去形および過去分詞。

実験の後、研究者は基材を調べるためにサンプルの被膜を剥がした。

(verbo) desrevestido [passado simples e particípio passado de uncoat]

Após o experimento, o pesquisador removeu o revestimento das amostras para examinar o material base.

Synonyms: stripped denuded divested bared exposed Antonyms: coated covered plated glazed
Word parts: un + coat + ed

Related words

coating coatless

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