Metaled: meaning, definitions and examples
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metaled
[ ˈmɛt.əld ]
material description
Metaled refers to something that has been covered or coated with metal. This term is often used in various industries to describe the finishing or enhancement of materials making them more durable or visually appealing.
Synonyms
metal-coated, metal-covered, metalized.
Examples of usage
- The metaled surface reflected the sunlight.
- They prefer metaled roads for better durability.
- The furniture was metaled for a sleek appearance.
Translations
Translations of the word "metaled" in other languages:
🇵🇹 metálico
🇮🇳 धात्विक
🇩🇪 metallisch
🇮🇩 logam
🇺🇦 металевий
🇵🇱 metaliczny
🇯🇵 金属の
🇫🇷 métallique
🇪🇸 metálico
🇹🇷 metal
🇰🇷 금속의
🇸🇦 معدني
🇨🇿 kovový
🇸🇰 kovový
🇨🇳 金属的
🇸🇮 kovinski
🇮🇸 málmkenndur
🇰🇿 металдық
🇬🇪 მეტალური
🇦🇿 metal
🇲🇽 metálico
Etymology
The word 'metaled' originates from the noun 'metal', which traces back to the Latin term 'metallum', meaning 'mine' or 'metal', derived from the Greek word 'metallon'. The use of 'metaled' in English can be dated back to around the 18th century. It has evolved to describe objects or surfaces that have been treated or enhanced with metal. The process typically involves applying a metallic layer to enhance attributes like strength, appearance, or corrosion resistance. In a broader context, 'metaled' can also refer to the quality of materials used in various applications, particularly construction and manufacturing. The term reflects a significant aspect of human ingenuity in utilizing metals for practical applications.