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bulkheaded

/ˈbʌlkˌhɛdɪd/

bulkheadverb

bulkheaded

Past Simple

bulkheaded

Past Simple

bulkheaded

Past Participle

bulkheading

Gerund

/ˈbʌlkˌhɛd/

Définitions

To divide or reinforce with bulkheads; to install bulkheads in.

They bulkheaded the cargo hold to create separate storage compartments.

Synonymes

shut off

close off

section off

bulkheadnoun

Définitions

A dividing wall or barrier between compartments in a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.

The bulkhead in the ship was reinforced to prevent flooding in case of a breach.

A structure or partition built to prevent water from entering a particular area, often used in reference to coastal or riverbank protection.

The bulkhead along the river was constructed to protect the town from flooding.

A wall or partition in a building, often used to conceal structural elements or utilities.

The bulkhead in the basement hid the pipes and electrical wiring from view.

A partition or barrier erected in a mine passage to control ventilation or isolate a worked-out area.

The miners constructed a bulkhead to seal off the abandoned tunnel.

bulkheadadjective

Définitions

Designed for or relating to a bulkhead, or intended to be mounted in/through a bulkhead.

A bulkhead connector is required to route the cable through the tank wall.