clamping

UK
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
clampingnoun
clampings
pl
Traductions
serrageSens général, notamment pour l’action de serrer ou de maintenir fermement en place.
The clamping of the metal pieces ensured they stayed in place during welding.
Le serrage des pièces métalliques a permis de les maintenir en place pendant le soudage.
Traductions supplémentaires
bridageTerme technique, surtout en mécanique et en usinage, pour le maintien d’une pièce à l’aide d’un dispositif de serrage.
Définitions
The act or process of fastening or holding something tightly with a clamp.
The clamping of the metal pieces ensured they stayed in place during welding.
clampinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
Used attributively: ‘clamping force’, ‘clamping device’, etc.
Traductions
serrantQui exerce une pression de serrage ou de maintien.
The clamping mechanism failed after prolonged use.
Le mécanisme serrant a cédé après une utilisation prolongée.
Traductions supplémentaires
de serrageEmployé surtout dans les contextes techniques pour qualifier un dispositif ou un mécanisme de maintien.
Définitions
Exerting or designed to exert pressure by means of a clamp; relating to the action of holding something tightly.
The clamping mechanism failed after prolonged use.
clampverb

clamping

Gerund

clamped
Past Simple
clamped
Past Participle
clamping
Gerund
UK
/klæmp/
US
/klæmp/
Traductions
serrerAvec un serre-joint ou un dispositif de serrage.
He clamped the pieces of wood together to ensure they didn't move while the glue dried.
Il a serré les pièces de bois ensemble pour s'assurer qu'elles ne bougent pas pendant que la colle séchait.
imposerS'emploie surtout avec des règles, contrôles ou restrictions.
The authorities clamped stringent controls on currency exchange.
Les autorités ont imposé des contrôles stricts sur les changes.
immobiliser avec un sabotContexte automobile : poser un sabot de roue pour empêcher le véhicule de bouger.
The parking officer clamped the illegally parked car.
L'agent de stationnement a immobilisé la voiture en infraction avec un sabot.
Traductions supplémentaires
mettre en meuleSens agricole, pour les racines et légumes stockés à l'extérieur.
Définitions
To fasten or hold something tightly in place with a clamp.
He clamped the pieces of wood together to ensure they didn't move while the glue dried.
To impose or enforce (something) strictly.
The authorities clamped stringent controls on currency exchange.
To attach a wheel clamp to (a vehicle) so as to immobilize it.
The parking officer clamped the illegally parked car.
To store (root crops such as potatoes) in an outdoor heap covered with straw, earth, or similar material for protection.
After the harvest, they clamped the carrots to keep them from freezing over the winter.
clampnoun
Définitions
A device used to hold objects tightly together to prevent movement or separation.
The carpenter used a clamp to hold the pieces of wood in place while the glue dried.
A surgical instrument used to compress a part or close off a vessel.
The surgeon applied a clamp to the blood vessel to stop the bleeding during the operation.
A heap or stack of potatoes, root vegetables, or other produce stored outdoors and covered with straw, earth, etc., for protection.
The farmer built a clamp of potatoes to keep them fresh through the winter.
clampadjective
Définitions
Designating or involving a clamp; equipped with or operated by a clamp.
She measured the current with a clamp meter.