prefab

UK
/ˈpriːfæb/
US
/ˈpriːfæb/
prefabnoun
prefabs
pl
UK
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US
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Translations
сборный дом
The company specializes in building prefabs for quick housing solutions.
Компания специализируется на строительстве сборных домов для быстрого решения жилищных проблем.
Additional translations
заводской дом
модульное здание
Definitions
A building or structure that is manufactured in sections and can be easily assembled on-site.
The company decided to use a prefab for their new office to save on construction time.
A temporary prefabricated single-storey dwelling erected in Britain after the Second World War, intended to provide quick housing for displaced residents.
Many post-war families remained in prefabs for decades before permanent housing became available.
Any component or unit that has been prefabricated for later assembly.
The factory ships various prefabs such as staircases and window frames.
Synonyms
prefabricated structure
modular building
factory-built unit
ready-made construction
prefabadjective
more prefab
Comp.
most prefab
Super.
UK
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US
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Translations
The company specializes in prefab housing solutions.
Компания специализируется на сборных жилищных решениях.
Definitions
Relating to a building or structure that is manufactured in sections and can be easily assembled on-site.
The prefab house was quickly erected in just a few days.
Prefabricated; manufactured in advance for rapid on-site assembly.
The walls are made of prefab concrete panels.
prefabverb
prefabbed
Past Simple
prefabbed
Past Participle
prefabbing
Gerund
UK
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US
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Rare, chiefly informal back-formation from “prefabricate”.
Definitions
To manufacture in standardized sections for later rapid on-site assembly; to prefabricate.
The company prefabs the wall panels in its factory before shipping them to the building site.