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unoiled

/ʌnˈɔɪld/

Traducción: Adjetivo que significa no lubricado o no untado con aceite; en sentido figurado puede describir algo áspero, tosco o sin pulir.

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adjective

formalcommonobsoleto/ʌnˈɔɪld/

An archaic adjective meaning not lubricated with oil; figuratively, it could describe something rough or unpolished.

  • 🇪🇸Adjetivo que significa no lubricado o no untado con aceite; en sentido figurado puede describir algo áspero, tosco o sin pulir.
  1. Lacking lubrication B2 formal

    Describes a mechanical part or surface that has not been lubricated with oil, often causing friction or noise.

    • The unoiled hinges on the gate squeaked loudly.
    • The machine's unoiled gears began to grind.
    • He fixed the unoiled chain on his bicycle.

    🇪🇸sin lubricar

    Sinónimos: dryungreasedunlubricated

    Antónimos: greasedlubricatedoiled

  2. Untreated surface B2 formal

    Describes a surface, such as wood or leather, that has not had oil rubbed into it for protection or conditioning.

    • The unoiled wooden cutting board started to crack.
    • The leather boots were dry and unoiled.
    • She applied oil to the unoiled furniture to restore its shine.

    🇪🇸sin aceitar

    Sinónimos: barenaturalrawunfinisheduntreated

    Antónimos: finishedoiledsealedtreated

  • more unoiled comparative form
  • most unoiled superlative form