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coat

/kəʊt/

/koʊt/

coatnoun

coats

/kəʊt/

/koʊt/

Translations

pelagePour les animaux.

The dog's coat was shiny and well-groomed.

Le pelage du chien était brillant et bien entretenu.

manteau

She put on her warm winter coat before heading out into the snow.

Elle a mis son manteau d’hiver chaud avant de sortir dans la neige.

coucheDans le sens d’une couche appliquée sur une surface.

The walls need another coat of paint to look even.

Les murs ont besoin d’une autre couche de peinture pour être uniformes.

Additional translations

toisonPlus littéraire ou pour certains animaux à poil laineux.

Definitions

An outer garment with sleeves, worn outdoors and typically extending below the hips.

She put on her warm winter coat before heading out into the snow.

A layer of a substance spread over a surface for protection or decoration.

The walls need another coat of paint to look even.

The natural fur, hair, or wool of an animal.

The dog's coat was shiny and well-groomed.

Synonyms

trench coat

coatverb

coated

Past Simple

coated

Past Participle

coating

ing-form

/kəʊt/

/koʊt/

Translations

enduire

She decided to coat the cake with a thick layer of chocolate icing.

Elle a décidé d’enduire le gâteau d’une épaisse couche de glaçage au chocolat.

Additional translations

napperSurtout en cuisine, pour recouvrir d’une sauce ou d’une garniture.

Definitions

To cover something with a layer of a particular substance.

She decided to coat the cake with a thick layer of chocolate icing.

Synonyms

coatadjective

/kəʊt/

/koʊt/

Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to or designed for coats (e.g., coat rack, coat pocket).

Definitions

Relating to or intended for coats; used attributively before another noun.

She hung her jacket on the coat rack.