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Caulk
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- To fill a joint, crack, etc., with ing.
- To waterproof by packing seams with oakum or other fibrous material and sealing them with pitch (known as “pay”). pronounced “cork.” also calk. caulk-off: sailor slang for stealing a nap on deck. so-called because the culprit would often be betrayed by streaks of caulking on his back. modern rn usage omits the “off.”
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Oalk, английский
Конопатить, русский
Конопатить , бить
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Waterproof, английский
- Водонепроницаемый
- In the building trades, descriptive of any material or construction which is impervious to water.
- A term applied to materials that are impermeable to water; waterproof fabrics have all of their pores closed and are also impermeable to air making them uncomfortable to wear.
- A term applied to materials that are impermeable to water; waterproof fabrics have had all their pores closed and are also impermeable to air and very uncomfortable. water-repellent: a term applied to fabrics that can shed water but are permeable to air and comfortable to wear. these fabrics are produced by treating the material with a resin, wax, or plastic finish that is not completely permanent.
Pronounced, английский
A заметный, явный (син. noticeable) accent
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Box out, английский
To form an opening or pocket in concrete by means of a box-like form.
Revet, английский
To face a sloping wall or foundation, an embankment, or the like, with stone, concrete, or a similar material. revetment 1. any facing of stone, metal, or wood over a less attractive or less durable substance or construction. 2. a retaining wall or breast wall; a facing on an embankment to prevent erosion.
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