Jacketed: meaning, definitions and examples
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jacketed
[ ˈdʒækɪtɪd ]
clothing
The term 'jacketed' refers to an item of clothing that is covered or protected by a jacket. It often describes food items that are wrapped or encased in a protective layer. For example, vegetables can be jacketed with a layer of seasoning or sauce. In a broader sense, it can also refer to any object that is enveloped for protection or insulation purposes. Jacketed products are designed to enhance durability and maintain quality over time.
Synonyms
covered, encased, enveloped, wrapped.
Examples of usage
- The jacketed chicken was juicy and flavorful.
- He wore a jacketed suit for the formal event.
- The jacketed wires are essential for safety.
- They offered jacketed candies at the party.
Translations
Translations of the word "jacketed" in other languages:
🇵🇹 coberto
🇮🇳 जैकेटेड
🇩🇪 umhüllt
🇮🇩 berlapis
🇺🇦 захищений
🇵🇱 pokryty
🇯🇵 ジャケット付き
🇫🇷 enveloppé
🇪🇸 cubierto
🇹🇷 kaplanmış
🇰🇷 재킷이 있는
🇸🇦 مغلف
🇨🇿 potažený
🇸🇰 obalený
🇨🇳 包裹的
🇸🇮 oblečen
🇮🇸 hulstrar
🇰🇿 қапталған
🇬🇪 გადახურული
🇦🇿 örtülü
🇲🇽 cubierto
Etymology
The term 'jacketed' originates from the word 'jacket', which can be traced back to the Middle French word 'jaquette', a diminutive of 'jaque', meaning 'a type of coat or garment'. The concept of a jacket has evolved over centuries, initially serving as a functional garment providing warmth and protection. The use of 'jacketed' emerged as a descriptive term in the 19th century, particularly in the contexts of clothing and food. In technical fields, the term has also gained prominence to describe items that are enclosed in protective layers, particularly in manufacturing and engineering. The practice of jacketed products has become commonplace, symbolizing protection and enhancement across various domains.