Definition of uninsulated in English:

uninsulated

adjectiveʌnˈɪnsjʊleɪtɪdˌənˈɪnsəˌleɪdəd

Not insulated.
the roofs were uninsulated in both housing types
Example sentencesExamples
- An uninsulated foundation can result in a large heat loss from an otherwise tightly sealed, well-insulated house.
- The increase in energy demand associated with an increase in resting metabolic rates would probably have greatly reduced the selective advantage of the latter in uninsulated animals.
- The human species has not evolved such that it can tolerate sitting in that southwesterly location, behind uninsulated glass, leaning on a heat absorbing table of dark steel and not be grossly uncomfortable.
- If you are working on an uninsulated exterior wall, we also recommend cutting rigid foam-core insulation to friction-fit in the spaces between the furring strips.
- Drilling with a right-angle drill and an auger bit is the most common way to run the wire through interior, uninsulated walls.
- An uninsulated attic stairway or the opening from a whole house fan is like an open window, so buy or build removable insulation caps.
- Unfortunately, in time the insulation will settle toward the bottom of the wall, leaving uninsulated areas at the top where you need it the most
- Some undersuits come with uninsulated mesh areas at the wrists which, ironically, have a big blood supply near the surface, causing chilling as a side-effect.
- Apologists of orthodoxy wrote at length about the ease of heresy: the uninsulated wires of heaven can burn without the ecclesiastical electricians.
- I think it's just been too cold at times in the unheated, uninsulated shed, and many of the shoots from the spuds have withered, and other tubers show signs of rot.
- If both the ducts and the basement walls are uninsulated, consider insulating the basement walls and the ducts.
- Additionally, steam pipes need insulation on the supply side only: The return pipes should be uninsulated in order to promote condensation.
- The standard coloration for residential electrical wiring is black for hot, white for neutral, and green or uninsulated for ground.
- A substantial amount of heat is lost through an uninsulated slab, resulting in cold, uncomfortable floors.
- Combine the above factors with the tendency to install uninsulated air conditioning equipment and ducting in Florida attics, and the result is a built-in mechanism for mold growth.
- And many found that the foam offered incomplete protection, as it failed to fill cavities evenly, resulting in uninsulated regions in walls.
- But as a middle-class kid who now lives in an uninsulated, leaking warehouse that would best be described as a decrepit if romantic squat, I know how quickly once gets used to these things.
- The problem is that it will only affect new houses - most of New Zealand's housing stock is old, uninsulated and draughty, and if we want to seriously improve our energy efficiency stats then something needs to be done about them.
- Since the garage has an uninsulated concrete slab floor, attention needs to be paid to how to make the floor warmer and also more resilient.
- Although the area of the door is small, an uninsulated attic door will reduce energy savings substantially.

Definition of uninsulated in US English:

uninsulated

adjectiveˌənˈinsəˌlādədˌənˈɪnsəˌleɪdəd

Not insulated.
the roofs were uninsulated in both housing types
Example sentencesExamples
- An uninsulated foundation can result in a large heat loss from an otherwise tightly sealed, well-insulated house.
- I think it's just been too cold at times in the unheated, uninsulated shed, and many of the shoots from the spuds have withered, and other tubers show signs of rot.
- If both the ducts and the basement walls are uninsulated, consider insulating the basement walls and the ducts.
- Since the garage has an uninsulated concrete slab floor, attention needs to be paid to how to make the floor warmer and also more resilient.
- An uninsulated attic stairway or the opening from a whole house fan is like an open window, so buy or build removable insulation caps.
- Some undersuits come with uninsulated mesh areas at the wrists which, ironically, have a big blood supply near the surface, causing chilling as a side-effect.
- Apologists of orthodoxy wrote at length about the ease of heresy: the uninsulated wires of heaven can burn without the ecclesiastical electricians.
- Unfortunately, in time the insulation will settle toward the bottom of the wall, leaving uninsulated areas at the top where you need it the most
- The problem is that it will only affect new houses - most of New Zealand's housing stock is old, uninsulated and draughty, and if we want to seriously improve our energy efficiency stats then something needs to be done about them.
- Combine the above factors with the tendency to install uninsulated air conditioning equipment and ducting in Florida attics, and the result is a built-in mechanism for mold growth.
- And many found that the foam offered incomplete protection, as it failed to fill cavities evenly, resulting in uninsulated regions in walls.
- Additionally, steam pipes need insulation on the supply side only: The return pipes should be uninsulated in order to promote condensation.
- Drilling with a right-angle drill and an auger bit is the most common way to run the wire through interior, uninsulated walls.
- Although the area of the door is small, an uninsulated attic door will reduce energy savings substantially.
- If you are working on an uninsulated exterior wall, we also recommend cutting rigid foam-core insulation to friction-fit in the spaces between the furring strips.
- The human species has not evolved such that it can tolerate sitting in that southwesterly location, behind uninsulated glass, leaning on a heat absorbing table of dark steel and not be grossly uncomfortable.
- But as a middle-class kid who now lives in an uninsulated, leaking warehouse that would best be described as a decrepit if romantic squat, I know how quickly once gets used to these things.
- A substantial amount of heat is lost through an uninsulated slab, resulting in cold, uncomfortable floors.
- The increase in energy demand associated with an increase in resting metabolic rates would probably have greatly reduced the selective advantage of the latter in uninsulated animals.
- The standard coloration for residential electrical wiring is black for hot, white for neutral, and green or uninsulated for ground.

单词	uninsulated
释义	Definition of uninsulated in English: uninsulated adjectiveʌnˈɪnsjʊleɪtɪdˌənˈɪnsəˌleɪdəd Not insulated. the roofs were uninsulated in both housing types Example sentencesExamples An uninsulated foundation can result in a large heat loss from an otherwise tightly sealed, well-insulated house. The increase in energy demand associated with an increase in resting metabolic rates would probably have greatly reduced the selective advantage of the latter in uninsulated animals. The human species has not evolved such that it can tolerate sitting in that southwesterly location, behind uninsulated glass, leaning on a heat absorbing table of dark steel and not be grossly uncomfortable. If you are working on an uninsulated exterior wall, we also recommend cutting rigid foam-core insulation to friction-fit in the spaces between the furring strips. Drilling with a right-angle drill and an auger bit is the most common way to run the wire through interior, uninsulated walls. An uninsulated attic stairway or the opening from a whole house fan is like an open window, so buy or build removable insulation caps. Unfortunately, in time the insulation will settle toward the bottom of the wall, leaving uninsulated areas at the top where you need it the most Some undersuits come with uninsulated mesh areas at the wrists which, ironically, have a big blood supply near the surface, causing chilling as a side-effect. Apologists of orthodoxy wrote at length about the ease of heresy: the uninsulated wires of heaven can burn without the ecclesiastical electricians. I think it's just been too cold at times in the unheated, uninsulated shed, and many of the shoots from the spuds have withered, and other tubers show signs of rot. If both the ducts and the basement walls are uninsulated, consider insulating the basement walls and the ducts. Additionally, steam pipes need insulation on the supply side only: The return pipes should be uninsulated in order to promote condensation. The standard coloration for residential electrical wiring is black for hot, white for neutral, and green or uninsulated for ground. A substantial amount of heat is lost through an uninsulated slab, resulting in cold, uncomfortable floors. Combine the above factors with the tendency to install uninsulated air conditioning equipment and ducting in Florida attics, and the result is a built-in mechanism for mold growth. And many found that the foam offered incomplete protection, as it failed to fill cavities evenly, resulting in uninsulated regions in walls. But as a middle-class kid who now lives in an uninsulated, leaking warehouse that would best be described as a decrepit if romantic squat, I know how quickly once gets used to these things. The problem is that it will only affect new houses - most of New Zealand's housing stock is old, uninsulated and draughty, and if we want to seriously improve our energy efficiency stats then something needs to be done about them. Since the garage has an uninsulated concrete slab floor, attention needs to be paid to how to make the floor warmer and also more resilient. Although the area of the door is small, an uninsulated attic door will reduce energy savings substantially. Definition of uninsulated in US English: uninsulated adjectiveˌənˈinsəˌlādədˌənˈɪnsəˌleɪdəd Not insulated. the roofs were uninsulated in both housing types Example sentencesExamples An uninsulated foundation can result in a large heat loss from an otherwise tightly sealed, well-insulated house. I think it's just been too cold at times in the unheated, uninsulated shed, and many of the shoots from the spuds have withered, and other tubers show signs of rot. If both the ducts and the basement walls are uninsulated, consider insulating the basement walls and the ducts. Since the garage has an uninsulated concrete slab floor, attention needs to be paid to how to make the floor warmer and also more resilient. An uninsulated attic stairway or the opening from a whole house fan is like an open window, so buy or build removable insulation caps. Some undersuits come with uninsulated mesh areas at the wrists which, ironically, have a big blood supply near the surface, causing chilling as a side-effect. Apologists of orthodoxy wrote at length about the ease of heresy: the uninsulated wires of heaven can burn without the ecclesiastical electricians. Unfortunately, in time the insulation will settle toward the bottom of the wall, leaving uninsulated areas at the top where you need it the most The problem is that it will only affect new houses - most of New Zealand's housing stock is old, uninsulated and draughty, and if we want to seriously improve our energy efficiency stats then something needs to be done about them. Combine the above factors with the tendency to install uninsulated air conditioning equipment and ducting in Florida attics, and the result is a built-in mechanism for mold growth. And many found that the foam offered incomplete protection, as it failed to fill cavities evenly, resulting in uninsulated regions in walls. Additionally, steam pipes need insulation on the supply side only: The return pipes should be uninsulated in order to promote condensation. Drilling with a right-angle drill and an auger bit is the most common way to run the wire through interior, uninsulated walls. Although the area of the door is small, an uninsulated attic door will reduce energy savings substantially. If you are working on an uninsulated exterior wall, we also recommend cutting rigid foam-core insulation to friction-fit in the spaces between the furring strips. The human species has not evolved such that it can tolerate sitting in that southwesterly location, behind uninsulated glass, leaning on a heat absorbing table of dark steel and not be grossly uncomfortable. But as a middle-class kid who now lives in an uninsulated, leaking warehouse that would best be described as a decrepit if romantic squat, I know how quickly once gets used to these things. A substantial amount of heat is lost through an uninsulated slab, resulting in cold, uncomfortable floors. The increase in energy demand associated with an increase in resting metabolic rates would probably have greatly reduced the selective advantage of the latter in uninsulated animals. The standard coloration for residential electrical wiring is black for hot, white for neutral, and green or uninsulated for ground.
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