dado

• Существительное с несколькими значениями: может обозначать нижнюю часть внутренней стены, отделанную иначе, чем остальная часть, часть пьедестала между базой и сурбазой, или прямоугольный паз, вырезанный в доске для соединения с другой деталью.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to the lower part of an interior wall finished differently from the rest, the section of a pedestal between the base and surbase, or a rectangular groove cut into a board for joining another piece.

1. Lower wall panelC1formal

   The lower part of an interior wall, often finished with a different material or decoration than the upper part.

   Нижняя панель стены

   • The dining room had a wooden dado painted in dark green.
   • They installed a tile dado in the bathroom for easy cleaning.
   • The Victorian house featured an ornate dado in the hallway.

   Synonymswainscotwainscoting

2. Pedestal sectionC2formal

   The middle section of a pedestal, located between the base and the surbase.

   Цокольная часть

   • The sculptor carefully carved the dado of the marble pedestal.
   • The column's dado was decorated with intricate reliefs.
   • The pedestal's dado was slightly damaged during transport.

   Synonymsdie

3. Woodworking grooveC2formal

   A rectangular groove cut into a board to allow another piece of wood to fit into it, often used in joinery.

   Паз

   • He used a router to cut a dado for the shelf.
   • The cabinet maker carefully measured the dado joint.
   • A dado joint provides strong support for the shelves.

   Synonymschannelgroovehousingslot

• Устаревший глагол, означающий устанавливать или помещать что-либо, или фиксировать в положении; также исторически использовался в столярном деле или архитектуре.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to set or place something, or to fix in position; also used historically in carpentry or architecture.

1. Provide with a dadoC2formal

   To install or fit a dado, which is a decorative groove or panel on a wall or piece of furniture.

   Установить дадо

   • The carpenter carefully dadoed the wall to add a decorative panel.
   • They decided to dado the lower part of the dining room for a classic look.
   • The old house had beautifully dadoed walls in the hallway.

2. Cut a dado into or fit into a dadoC2formal

   To cut a rectangular groove into a piece of wood, or to fit a piece of wood into such a groove.

   Вырезать паз

   • He used a router to dado the shelf supports.
   • The joint was made by dadoing the side panel.
   • The craftsman carefully dadoed the boards to create a strong joint.

   Synonymsgrooveploughslot