Meaning & Definition of word "Coat"

Coat

/koʊt/

1. An outer garment worn outdoors, having sleeves and typically extending below the hips.
- Example: She wore a warm coat to protect herself from the cold.
2. A similar garment worn for a specific purpose, such as a lab coat or a raincoat.
- Example: He put on his lab coat before starting the experiment.
3. A layer or covering, especially one made of a particular substance.
- Example: The carpenter applied a fresh coat of paint to the wooden door.

1. To覆盖 something with a layer of material.
- Example: They decided to coat the cookies with chocolate.
2. To provide a layer of something, such as paint or oil, on a surface.
- Example: Make sure to coat the pan with non-stick spray before cooking.

Middle English cote, from Old French cote, from Latin cota.

coat of many colors:

A reference to variety or diversity, often used to denote rich differences.

put on a brave face/coat:

To appear confident or cheerful despite difficulties.

coat tails:

The flaps of a tailcoat, used to refer to someone who benefits from another's success.

parka:

A type of heavy jacket with a hood, often lined with warm material.

trench coat:

A long coat made of waterproof material, typically belted.

anorak:

A waterproof jacket with a hood, often lined and used for outdoor activities.

Meaning: To coat

Example Sentence: He coated the cake with chocolate frosting.

Meaning: In the context of covering something (e.g., 'coat it in oil')

Example Sentence: Make sure to coat the pan before cooking.