gold-film
gold-film noun: a transparent, microscopic coating of gold or similar metals applied to aircraft windshields and canopies, functioning as a lightweight, conductive element for defogging or de-icing.
Noun
gold-film (plural gold-films)
- A transparent, microscopic coating of gold or similar metals applied to aircraft windshields and canopies, functioning as a lightweight, conductive element for defogging or de-icing.
Forms of gold-film
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Phrases with gold-film
Questions about gold-film
- What does gold-film mean?
- Gold-film means a transparent, microscopic coating of gold or similar metals applied to aircraft windshields and canopies, functioning as a lightweight, conductive element for defogging or de-icing.
- What part of speech is gold-film?
- Gold-film is a noun.
- What is the plural of gold-film?
- The plural of gold-film is gold-films.
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