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jointing

/ˈdʒɔɪntɪŋ/

jointingnoun

jointings

Traductions

assemblageAu sens général de l’action de relier ou d’assembler des éléments.

The jointing of the wooden beams was crucial to the stability of the structure.

L’assemblage des poutres en bois était crucial pour la stabilité de la structure.

jointoiementEn maçonnerie et en briquetage.

Proper jointing ensures that the brick wall is both strong and aesthetically pleasing.

Un bon jointoiement garantit que le mur de briques est à la fois solide et esthétique.

Traductions supplémentaires

masticPour un produit utilisé afin de remplir ou de sceller un joint.

diaclasageEn géologie, pour désigner l’ensemble ou la disposition des diaclases dans une roche.

Définitions

The process of connecting or joining together parts, especially in construction or carpentry.

The jointing of the wooden beams was crucial to the stability of the structure.

The act or process of forming joints in masonry or brickwork.

Proper jointing ensures that the brick wall is both strong and aesthetically pleasing.

The occurrence or arrangement of natural joints or fractures within rock masses, as studied in geology.

The jointing of the limestone affects groundwater flow through the formation.

A material or compound used to fill, seal, or finish a joint between two adjoining elements.

Apply a thin layer of jointing to seal the gaps between the tiles.

Synonymes

jointinggerund / present participle

/ˈdʒɔɪntɪŋ/

Used attributively (e.g., "jointing compound").

Traductions

de jonctionS’emploie pour qualifier ce qui sert à réaliser ou à renforcer une jonction.

He applied a jointing compound to seal the drywall seams.

Il a appliqué un produit de jonction pour sceller les joints du placoplâtre.

Définitions

Relating to or used for making joints or connections.

He applied a jointing compound to seal the drywall seams.

Synonymes

jointverb

jointing

Gerund

jointed

Past Simple

jointed

Past Participle

jointing

Gerund

/dʒɔɪnt/

Used transitively to mean ‘to join or fit together’ and, in butchery, ‘to cut at the joints’.

Traductions

désarticulerEn boucherie, pour séparer une viande au niveau des articulations.

She jointed the chicken before putting it in the oven.

Elle a désarticulé le poulet avant de le mettre au four.

joindreAssembler ou relier des éléments.

The carpenter jointed the boards to create a seamless tabletop.

Le menuisier a joint les planches pour créer un plateau sans jointure.

Définitions

To connect or fit (two or more things) together at a joint or so that they form a single piece.

The carpenter jointed the boards to create a seamless tabletop.

To separate or cut (a piece of meat or a carcass) at the joints.

She jointed the chicken before putting it in the oven.

Synonymes

fit together

marry (archaic)

carve

section

cut up

portion

jointnoun

Définitions

A point at which parts of an artificial structure are joined.

The carpenter inspected the joint to ensure it was secure.

A place where two bones are connected in the body, allowing for movement.

The knee is a complex joint that supports the body's weight.

A piece of meat for roasting, typically a large cut.

We had a delicious roast joint of beef for dinner.

An establishment, especially one that is disreputable or of low quality.

They decided to grab a drink at the local joint after work.

A rolled marijuana cigarette.

He lit up a joint and passed it around the circle.

Slang: a prison or jail.

He spent three years in the joint before being released on parole.

jointadjective

Définitions

Shared or done by two or more parties together.

They made a joint decision to invest in the new project.

Involving two or more people or groups working together.

The two companies announced a joint venture to develop new technology.

Pertaining to or involving a connection or articulation between two or more bones.

The joint pain in her knees made it difficult to walk.