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caulked

/kɔːkt/

Tradução: Particípio passado antigo do verbo 'caulk', significando vedado ou tornado à prova d'água. Atualmente é obsoleto como adjetivo., Verbo que significa vedar ou preencher frestas, juntas ou rachaduras com material impermeável, geralmente em construção civil ou naval.

2 verbetes

adjective

/kɔːkt/formalobsoleto
  • ptParticípio passado antigo do verbo 'caulk', significando vedado ou tornado à prova d'água. Atualmente é obsoleto como adjetivo.

An archaic past participle of 'caulk', meaning sealed or made watertight. Now obsolete as an adjective.

  1. Sealed with fillerB2formal

    Describes a surface where gaps, cracks, or joints have been filled and sealed with a waterproof or airtight material.

    ptVedado

    • The bathroom tiles were properly caulked to prevent water damage.
    • The window frames were caulked to stop drafts.
    • A well-caulked boat hull is essential for sailing.

    Sinônimosfilledpluggedsealedstopped

Formas
  • more caulked comparative form
  • most caulked superlative form

verb

caulk/kɔːk/C1formal
  • ptVerbo que significa vedar ou preencher frestas, juntas ou rachaduras com material impermeável, geralmente em construção civil ou naval.

A verb meaning to seal or fill gaps or joints with a waterproof material, typically used in construction or shipbuilding.

  1. Seal with caulkingB2formal

    To fill or seal joints, seams, or gaps with a waterproof material to prevent leaks or drafts.

    ptVedar com massa

    • He caulked the bathtub to prevent water from leaking.
    • You should caulk the windows before winter to keep the cold air out.
    • The plumber caulked around the sink to seal the gap.

    Sinônimoschinkfillpackplugsealstopstuff

Formas
  • caulked past participle
  • caulked past simple
  • caulking present participle
  • caulks third person singular