rabbet

• اسم يشير إلى حَزّ أو تجويف مستطيل يُقطع على حافة قطعة من الخشب أو مادة أخرى، ويُستخدم لتعشيقها مع قطعة أخرى. ويُطلق أيضًا على الحافة أو اللسان البارز المشكَّل بهذا القطع.

A noun referring to a rectangular groove or channel cut into the edge of a piece of wood or other material, designed to receive another piece to form a joint.

1. Rectangular groove in woodworkingC2formal

   A rectangular recess or groove cut into the edge of a piece of wood or other material, designed to receive another piece to form a joint.

   حزّ مستطيل في النجارة

   • The carpenter cut a rabbet along the edge of the shelf to fit the side panel.
   • A rabbet joint is commonly used in cabinet making.
   • He used a router to create a precise rabbet for the drawer bottom.

   المرادفاتrebate

• قطع حز أو مجرى في قطعة خشب أو مادة أخرى، عادة لاستقبال لسان أو بروز مقابل، أو تسوية حافة اللوح بعمل لسان وحز.

A verb meaning to cut a groove or channel in a piece of wood or other material, typically to receive a corresponding projection.

1. Join with a rabbet jointC2formal

   To connect two pieces of material, typically wood, by fitting a rabbet (a recess or groove) cut into one piece into a corresponding projection on the other.

   الوصل بحزّ اللسان

   • The carpenter rabbeted the drawer sides to the front panel.
   • He carefully rabbeted the frame pieces for a tight fit.
   • They rabbeted the boards to create a strong, seamless joint.

2. Cut a rectangular grooveC2formal

   To cut a rectangular recess or groove along the edge or face of a piece of material, such as wood or metal.

   قطع حزًا مستطيلًا

   • The machinist rabbeted the aluminum bar to accept a gasket.
   • He used a router to rabbet the edge of the shelf.
   • The instructions said to rabbet the back of the cabinet for the panel.

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