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unjacketed

/ʌndʒˈækɪɾᵻd/ adj

Not jacketed

Word Origin Unjacketed is un- + jacket + -ed. Jacket comes from Old French jacque, a peasant's short coat, possibly named after Jacques (a common peasant name). So a jacket is literally 'a little Jacques.' The word also gives us straitjacket. Unjacketed means without a jacket, or in publishing, a book without its dust jacket.

adj Not jacketed

The unjacketed bullet was more dangerous as it could expand upon impact.

(形容词) 无护套的；无外壳的

无被甲弹头更危险，因为它会在撞击时膨胀。

(adjetivo) Sin envoltura; sin cubierta.

La bala sin envoltura era más peligrosa, ya que podía expandirse al impactar.

(adjectif) sans jaquette; sans revêtement; non gainé; dépouillé [Qui n'est pas muni d'une enveloppe, d'une chemise ou d'un revêtement protecteur.]

La balle unjacketed était plus dangereuse car elle pouvait se déformer à l'impact.

(Adjektiv) ohne Mantel; unummantelt [Ohne Hülle oder Ummantelung (insbesondere bei Projektilen).]

Die **unjacketed** Kugel war gefährlicher, da sie sich beim Aufprall ausdehnen konnte.

(形容詞) 被覆されていない。覆いのない。

覆いのない弾は衝撃で変形するため、より危険だった。

(adjetivo) sem camisa; sem revestimento; sem jaqueta [Sem revestimento ou camisa.]

O projétil sem revestimento era mais perigoso, pois podia se expandir no impacto.

Synonyms: bare uncovered exposed naked unclad uncoated uninsulated unsheathed Antonyms: jacketed covered coated insulated
Word parts: un + jacket + ed

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