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topcoat in Bulgarian

topcoat in Bulgarian is палто, последен пласт боя — topcoat means a lightweight coat worn over other clothes.

topcoat in Bulgarian

палто
noun
Pronounced: palto
A light overcoat (outer garment).
последен пласт боя
noun
Pronounced: posleden plast boya
A layer of paint or varnish etc. applied after the undercoat.

What does "topcoat" mean?

  1. noun A lightweight coat worn over other clothes.
    "Then he opened his closet and took out a black topcoat. It was heavily lined with silk, soft to the touch."
  2. noun The final layer of paint or varnish put on top of the undercoat.
    "Without the protection of the topcoat, your wood constantly expands and contracts and is more susceptible to warping and cracking. Topcoats also improve the look of the wood by adding depth and color."
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topcoat in a sentence

  • Then he opened his closet and took out a black topcoat. It was heavily lined with silk, soft to the touch.
  • Without the protection of the topcoat, your wood constantly expands and contracts and is more susceptible to warping and cracking. Topcoats also improve the look of the wood by adding depth and color.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "topcoat" in Bulgarian?
"topcoat" in Bulgarian is палто, последен пласт боя. topcoat means: A lightweight coat worn over other clothes.
How do you pronounce палто?
"topcoat" in Bulgarian is палто, pronounced "palto".
Are there other ways to say "topcoat" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "topcoat": палто, последен пласт боя.
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