metalling

UK
/ˈmɛt.əl.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɛt̬.əl.ɪŋ/
metallingnoun
Traducciones
empierrementTravaux publics ; revêtement d’une route avec des pierres concassées.
The metalling of the rural roads improved transportation in the area.
L’empierrement des routes rurales a amélioré les transports dans la région.
Traducciones adicionales
empierrementMatériau de chaussée ; par extension, couche de pierres concassées.
Definiciones
The process or action of covering a road or path with a layer of broken stones or similar material to form a hard surface.
The metalling of the rural roads improved transportation in the area.
The material used for making a road surface, typically consisting of broken stones.
The workers spread the metalling evenly to ensure a smooth road surface.
Sinónimos
metallinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈmɛt.əl.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɛt.əl.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe work or crews engaged in the process of covering a road with broken stones.
Traducciones
d’empierrementEmploi attributif ; se rend souvent par une tournure adjectivale ou prépositionnelle en français.
Metalling crews worked through the night to finish the highway.
Les équipes d’empierrement ont travaillé toute la nuit pour terminer l’autoroute.
Definiciones
Engaged in or relating to the process of surfacing a road or path with broken stones; present-participle form of the verb metal used attributively.
Metalling crews worked through the night to finish the highway.
metalnoun
Definiciones
A solid material that is typically hard, shiny, malleable, fusible, and ductile, with good electrical and thermal conductivity, such as iron, gold, silver, and aluminum.
The bridge was constructed using a combination of metal and concrete.
A type of music characterized by a strong beat, amplified instrumentation, and often aggressive or rebellious themes.
He enjoys listening to heavy metal bands like Metallica and Iron Maiden.
Molten glass before it is blown or cast.
The artisan carefully shaped the metal into a beautiful vase.
Broken stone, gravel, or similar hard material used to surface roads or paths.
After the rain, the workers spread fresh metal on the country lane.
metalverb

metalling

Gerund

metaled
Past Simple
metaled
Past Participle
metaling
Gerund
UK
/ˈmɛt.əl/
US
/ˈmɛt̬.əl/
Chiefly British; means to surface a road with broken stone or to coat with metal.
Traducciones
The company metals the plastic components to provide electromagnetic shielding.
L'entreprise métallise les composants en plastique pour assurer un blindage électromagnétique.
empierrerPour les routes et chemins.
The rural roads were metalled during the summer to improve access.
Les routes rurales ont été empierrées pendant l'été afin d'améliorer l'accès.
Definiciones
To surface or pave (a road, track, etc.) with broken stone, gravel, or similar material.
The rural roads were metalled during the summer to improve access.
To coat, plate, or impregnate with metal.
The company metals the plastic components to provide electromagnetic shielding.
Sinónimos
silver (verb)
alloy (with)
sheath with metal
cover with metal
metaladjective
Definiciones
Relating to or resembling metal; having the characteristics of metal, such as being shiny, hard, or conductive.
The sculpture had a metal sheen that caught the sunlight beautifully.
Pertaining to a genre of rock music characterized by a heavy use of electric guitars, strong rhythms, and often aggressive or dark themes.
The band played a metal concert that left the audience energized and exhilarated.