英和和英

形容詞

prechipped (comparative more prechipped, superlative most prechipped)

1. (of consumer goods) Having a piece or pieces broken or flaked off at the time of acquisition.
   • 1994 March 6, Amy Spindler, “Seeing a City in the Windows of Its Shops”, in New York Times:

     Here are prechipped, prescratched treasures -- medicine chests, porcelain dishes, canisters -- as if we are too impatient today to wear out our belongings ourselves.

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2. (of a video game console, DVD player, etc.) Coming with a modchip preinstalled.
   • 2001 December 13, -=Ox-E-Genated=- [username], “-=Messiah=-”, in uk.games.video.playstation.forsale‎^[1] (Usenet):

     Does anyone in here know of anyone^[sic] i can buy a prechipped Playstation^[sic] 2 (new かつ boxed, opened only for chipping) with the messiah modchip?

   • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:prechipped.