What does electroplating mean?
noun
A process in which a thin layer of a material, usually a metal, is deposited onto the surface of another material, often using electrolysis. This is often used to protect the underlying material or to give it a decorative finish.
Example
"The car's wheels were electroplated with a thin layer of chromium to give them a shiny appearance."
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