Noun
/wɛðərˈpruːfɪŋ ˈsiːlər/
"Weatherproofing sealer" refers to a type of material or product used to seal surfaces to prevent water, air, or moisture from penetrating and causing damage. This term is often used in contexts related to construction, home maintenance, and waterproofing. Its frequency of use is moderate, primarily in written contexts such as articles, product descriptions, and technical documents, though it may also arise in oral discussions among professionals in construction or home improvement.
Для обеспечения долговечности вашей террасы, наносите герметик для защиты от погодных условий каждые пару лет.
After the heavy rainfall, I checked the windows for any gaps that needed weatherproofing sealer.
После сильного дождя я проверил окна на наличие зазоров, которые требовали герметика для защиты от погодных условий.
The contractor recommended using a weatherproofing sealer to protect the exterior walls of the house from moisture damage.
While "weatherproofing sealer" is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions, there are related terms and phrases that convey a similar idea of protection or safeguarding. Here are some examples:
Translation: Мы должны всё закрепить, прежде чем начнёт идти дождь.
"Seal the deal"
Translation: После того как мы согласовали условия, нам просто нужно было подписать сделку.
"Weather the storm"
Translation: Наша команда сумела выдержать бурю и выйти сильнее.
"Seal off"
The term "weatherproofing" is derived from "weather," indicating the elements—including rain, snow, and wind—that can cause damage, and "proof," a suffix meaning resistant to or protected from. "Sealer" comes from the word "seal," which has its origins in the Latin word "sigillum," meaning a stamp or signet used for authentication, symbolizing protection from breaches.
Synonyms: - Waterproofing agent - Sealant - Weather seal
Antonyms: - Waterproofing failure - Leakage - Permeability