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grouted

/ˈɡraʊtɪd/

groutedpast participle

/ˈɡraʊtɪd/

Refined to the more specific part of speech for clarity.

Translations

jointoyéConstruction, carrelage : recouvert de joints ou rempli de coulis entre les éléments.

The grouted tiles in the bathroom gave it a clean and polished look.

Les carreaux jointoyés de la salle de bains lui donnaient un aspect propre et soigné.

Definitions

Filled or sealed with grout, a thin mortar used to fill gaps between tiles or stones.

The grouted tiles in the bathroom gave it a clean and polished look.

Synonyms

groutnoun

Definitions

A thin mortar used for filling spaces between tiles or stones.

The contractor applied grout between the bathroom tiles to ensure they were securely set.

A mixture of cement, sand, and water used to fill cracks or voids in masonry.

After the earthquake, the workers used grout to fill the cracks in the building's foundation.

groutverb

grouted

Past Simple

grouted

Past Simple

grouted

Past Participle

grouting

ing-form

/ɡraʊt/

Translations

jointoyerSens courant en pose de carrelage.

After laying the tiles, we need to grout the gaps to ensure a smooth finish.

Après la pose des carreaux, nous devons jointoyer les interstices pour obtenir une finition lisse.

Additional translations

injecter du coulisTerme technique en génie civil ou en travaux de consolidation.

Definitions

To fill in the spaces between tiles with a mortar-like substance.

After laying the tiles, we need to grout the gaps to ensure a smooth finish.

To inject a fluid mixture into cavities, fractures, or soil to reinforce or seal structural elements.

Engineers grouted the tunnel lining to prevent water ingress.

Synonyms

groutadjective

Definitions

Relating to, made of, or used for grout.

He chose a grout color that complemented the tiles.