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mortise

/ˈmɔː.tɪs/

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noun

/ˈmɔː.tɪs/C2formaltechnical
  • ruКвадратное или прямоугольное отверстие, вырезанное в куске дерева или другого материала для соединения с шипом, образующее стык.

A square or rectangular hole cut into a piece of wood or other material to receive a tenon, forming a joint.

  1. Square hole for a tenonC1formal

    A rectangular or square cavity cut into a piece of wood or other material to receive a corresponding projecting part (tenon) to form a secure joint.

    ruГнездо для шипа

    • The carpenter carefully chiseled the mortise to fit the tenon perfectly.
    • A mortise and tenon joint is one of the strongest woodworking joints.
    • He measured the depth of the mortise before inserting the tenon.
Forms
  • mortises plural form
  • mortises' possessive plural form
  • mortise's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈmɔːr.tɪs/C2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий соединять или скреплять надежно, обычно путем вырезания отверстия или углубления в куске материала для приема соответствующего выступа.

A verb meaning to join or fasten securely, typically by cutting a hole or recess in a piece of material to receive a corresponding projection.

  1. Cut a hole for a tenonC2formal

    To cut a rectangular hole or recess in a piece of wood or other material to receive a tenon.

    ruВырезать гнездо для шипа

    • The carpenter carefully mortised the beam to fit the tenon.
    • He spent the afternoon mortising the joints for the table.
    • You need to mortise the frame before inserting the tenon.
  2. Join by a tenon and mortiseC2formal

    To join two pieces of material together using a mortise and tenon joint.

    ruСоединить шипом

    • The craftsman mortised the legs into the tabletop.
    • They mortised the beams together to create a sturdy frame.
    • The old door was mortised into the frame with precision.