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Tile tie
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A heavy braided wire used to secure tile to a roof.
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Tie, английский
- 1. "замок" (при вязке собак); 2. ничья (в соревнованиях)
- A structural member resisting tension forces along the grain.
- Равенство результатов
- See tye.
Tie, английский
Tie, английский
Tie, эсперанто
Tie ĉi, эсперанто
Tie (beam), английский
Tie (up), английский
Tie bar, английский
- A rod used between rails of tracks to maintain gauge where other means are not appropriate.
- Any bar that serves to tie parts or components together. see also strut, tie rod (1) any structural member or mechanical hnkage that is normally in tension. (2) steering track rod or cross rod, or any nominally transverse hnkage that directly or indirectly actuates steered wheels,
Tie bar, английский
Tie bar lines, английский
Tie bars, английский
The horizontal members of a vertical bar grille.
Tie beam, английский
A heavy bar used to secure the tarpaulin covering a hatch cover. tie-for-tie: formerly, a sailor’s term for the mutual exchange of favors with no obligation on either side. originally referred to the plaiting of pigtails by “tie mates.”
Tie beam, 1. 3., английский
Pipe strap. 4. a metal component designed to join a truss and wall plate to a wall.
Tie beam, 2., английский
Tie beam, 2. tie plate 1. any plate used to tie together two components or parallel parts of a built-up structural-steel member. 2., английский
Tie beam., английский
Tie cable, английский
Tie game, английский
When two teams have scored the same number of goals in a match; if the game ends tied, it is a draw.
Tie in, английский
Tie iron, английский
Tie job, английский
1. having a job that requires you to wear a tie. 2. a yuppie. 3. a person who is overly conservative. 4. someone wearing a tie. example i saw a guy in starbucks this morning wearing a suit. definitely a tie job.
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Cane bolt, английский
A heavy cane-shaped bolt with the top bent at right angles; installed at the bottom of a door. campanile cane bolt 167 cant 1. a salient corner. 2. a line or surface angled in relation to another, as a sloped wall. 3. masonry “on cant” is laid with joints sloping between front and back surfaces; the vertical joints are laid normally. 4. a log partly or wholly squared off.
Swage block, английский
A heavy block of iron or steel, perforated with holes of different sizes and shapes and variously grooved on the sides; used to swage objects of larger size or to head bolts. swage bolt, swedge bolt an anchor bolt, 1 whose shank has been deformed by swaging to increase its resistance to being pulled out.
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