Weatherproof

Definition

weatherproof / 'weðǝpru:f / adj ရာသီဥတုဒဏ္ခံႏိုင္ေသာ။ weatherproof clothing.

Examples

1. ‘He said: ‘People taking part need to bring a weatherproof jacket and sturdy shoes or boots.’’
2. ‘I put on a sweater
3. pulled my weatherproof coat on
4. and did the best I could to adopt a brave face.’
5. ‘This year
6. the students had put up a temporary weatherproof shelter
7. the size of a large auditorium
8. to ensure that both competitors and spectators would not have to worry about a sudden spell of rain literally dampening the proceedings.’
9. ‘Cemetery buildings are to be made weatherproof with a further injection of £45
10. 000.’
11. ‘He was wearing a houndstooth cap
12. a perfectly smooth
13. black
14. weatherproof jacket and blue jeans with cargo pockets.’
15. ‘Its listed status means it cannot be demolished and it will cost the council £100
16. 000 a year to ensure it remains weatherproof.’
17. ‘I was fine
18. wrapped in my weatherproof anorak with the hood up
19. and found the walk from one end of the precinct to the other a bracing and refreshing experience.’
20. ‘Look for one that sticks to anything and is weatherproof.’
21. ‘Opposition politicians have slammed a ‘grandiose’ project to install a massive weatherproof plasma TV screen in Hull city centre costing £675
22. 000.’
23. ‘I'm sure that many people
24. the local schools' caretakers in particular
25. will join me in asking why we can't have a weatherproof
26. clean tarmac path to enjoy.’
27. ‘Firefighters were able to remove all the undamaged furniture and personal effects of the occupiers to a safe storage area before making the property safe and weatherproof.’
28. ‘Another advantage is that the map is weatherproof and will survive the worst of weather.’
29. ‘But repairs to make the building weatherproof are estimated at more than £60
30. 000.’
31. ‘‘We're building everything by hand
32. using wood with steel sheeting for the top
33. so it's extremely strong and weatherproof
34. ’ Arkin says.’
35. ‘The clothing department specialises in weatherproof jackets and fleeces and there is a large choice of sweatshirts and accessories.’
36. ‘Every few months they serve notices on the owners that they should make the building weatherproof and vandal proof.’
37. ‘Rabbits need a large weatherproof home
38. kept off the ground
39. out of direct sunlight and strong winds.’
40. ‘By Christmas the building was weatherproof.’
41. ‘Slipped tiles and window frames also have to be replaced to make the structure weatherproof.’
42. ‘It is believed the cost of restoration could be in excess of £1 million just to make the building safe and weatherproof.’