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trussing

UK
/ˈtrʌsɪŋ/
US
/ˈtrʌsɪŋ/

Translations

trussingnoun
trussings
pl
The trussing of the chicken ensures it cooks evenly.
Связка курицы обеспечивает равномерное приготовление.
The trussing of the beams was crucial for the stability of the structure.
Обвязка балок была важна для устойчивости конструкции.
Additional translations
перевязка
связывание
Synonyms
binding
tying
fastening
lacing
trussingadjective
more trussing
Comp.
most trussing
Super.
UK
/ˈtrʌsɪŋ/
US
/ˈtrʌsɪŋ/
Used attributively before another noun to describe equipment or materials intended for tying or structural support.
Synonyms
wrapped
trussed-up
harnessed
fixed
tied
bound
secured
fastened
lashed
banded
trussinggerund / present participle
Used as a participial adjective meaning 'tying or binding'.
Synonyms
binding
tying
fastening
securing
lashing
stringing
skewering
restraining
girding
trussverb

trussing

Gerund

trussed
Past Simple
trussed
Past Participle
trussing
Gerund
UK
/trʌs/
US
/trʌs/
The chef will truss the chicken before roasting it.
Повар свяжет курицу перед запеканием.
The engineer will truss the bridge to ensure its stability.
Инженер будет поддерживать мост, чтобы обеспечить его устойчивость.
Additional translations
напрягать
Synonyms
tie
bind
secure
strap
fasten

Definitions

trussingnoun
The act or process of tying up or binding something tightly, especially in preparation for cooking.
The chef demonstrated the proper technique for trussing a chicken before roasting it.
A framework or structure made of trusses, used in construction to support roofs, bridges, or other structures.
The engineers inspected the trussing of the bridge to ensure it was safe for heavy traffic.
Material such as twine or wire used to bind something securely.
She bought extra trussing to keep the roast in shape.
trussingadjective
Relating to, intended for, or used in tying or binding something, especially meat or structural members.
The butcher reached for a trussing needle.
trussinggerund / present participle
Tying or binding; fastening securely.
The trussing cords kept the parcels from shifting.
trussverb
To tie up or bind tightly, especially in order to prevent movement.
The chef trussed the chicken before roasting it to ensure it cooked evenly.
To support or strengthen with a truss, typically in construction.
The workers trussed the roof to ensure it could withstand heavy snow.
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