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planing

UK
/ˈpleɪnɪŋ/
US
/ˈpleɪnɪŋ/

Translations

planingnoun
planings
pl
rabotageTechnique du travail du bois ou d’un autre matériau au rabot.
Accurate planing of the timber is essential before joining the pieces.
Le rabotage précis du bois est essentiel avant d’assembler les pièces.
Additional translations
déjaugeageMarine.
Synonyms
finishing
trimming
leveling
shaping
smoothing
planinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpleɪnɪŋ/
US
/ˈpleɪnɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe machines, tools, or operations related to planing.
de rabotageSe dit d’un outil, d’une machine ou d’une opération servant à raboter.
The workshop bought a new planing machine to speed up production.
L’atelier a acheté une nouvelle machine de rabotage pour accélérer la production.
planeverb

planing

Gerund

planed
Past Simple
planed
Past Participle
planing
Gerund
UK
/pleɪn/
US
/pleɪn/
raboterMenuiserie.
He planed the surface of the wood to prepare it for painting.
Il a raboté la surface du bois pour la préparer à la peinture.
planerEn se déplaçant sans moteur.
The bird planed effortlessly across the sky.
L’oiseau a plané sans effort dans le ciel.
volerEn parlant d’un voyage en avion.
They planed to New York for the weekend.
Ils ont volé à New York pour le week-end.
Additional translations
déjaugerMarine.
Synonyms
smooth
trim
shave
flatten
level

Definitions

planingnoun
The act or process of smoothing or shaping wood or another material with a plane.
Accurate planing of the timber is essential before joining the pieces.
The action of a boat or other craft rising up and skimming over the surface of the water at speed.
When the engine revved higher, the dinghy went into planing and left a smaller wake.
planinggerund / present participle
Relating to or used for planing wood or other material.
The workshop bought a new planing machine to speed up production.
planeverb
To make smooth or level by removing irregularities.
He planed the surface of the wood to prepare it for painting.
To travel in an airplane.
They planed to New York for the weekend.
To glide or soar without engine power, as in an aircraft.
The bird planed effortlessly across the sky.
Of a boat or other watercraft, to skim over the surface of the water at sufficient speed.
The speedboat began to plane once it reached twenty-five knots.
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