undercoat
- noun
- /ˈʌndərˌkoʊt/
- Specialized
:
recubrimiento antióxido
- The mechanic applied a fresh undercoat to the car.
Examples
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The car's undercoat protects it from rust and corrosion due to moisture.
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The mechanic applied a fresh undercoat to protect the car during the winter months.
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It's important to check if your vehicle already has an undercoat before scheduling maintenance.
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Regularly renewing the undercoat helps prevent rust and prolongs the vehicle's life.
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Make sure to check the undercoat for any damage.
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Before painting the vehicle, the mechanic applied an undercoat to shield the metal.
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To prevent damage from salt and harsh weather, many drivers choose a durable undercoat for their vehicles.
Synonyms
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3.4
A layer of material that covers a surface to protect or decorate it
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8.1
A thick layer of tar or rubber under a car that protects it from rust
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3.5
A treatment that puts a protective layer on metal to stop damage from water and air
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8.2
A padded layer placed under something to protect it
A material placed under something else to protect or support it
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Morphology
Etymology
Undercoat is made from under ('below') and coat ('a covering'), so imagine putting a protective 'coat' under the car. A vehicle undercoat is the layer put under the car to protect it from rust and damage.