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scantling

/ˈskænt.lɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈskænt.lɪŋ/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вертикальный брус, используемый в каркасе дома, обычно небольшого поперечного сечения.

A noun referring to an upright piece of timber used in house framing, typically of small cross-section.

  1. Upright in house framingC2formal

    A vertical structural element, such as a stud or post, used in the framing of a building.

    ruСтойка каркаса

    • The carpenter installed the scantlings at regular intervals along the wall.
    • Each scantling was carefully measured to ensure the frame was level.
    • The building's frame consisted of sturdy scantlings supporting the roof.

    Synonymspoststudupright

  2. Small piece of timberC2formal

    A small, often roughly cut piece of wood, typically used in construction or as a sample.

    ruНебольшой брусок

    • He selected a scantling of oak for the repair.
    • The workshop had a pile of scantlings for various projects.
    • A scantling of pine was used to test the new saw.

    Synonymsbattenlathslatstickstrip

Forms
  • scantlings plural form
  • scantlings' possessive plural form
  • scantling's possessive singular form