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screed

/skriːd/

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noun

/skriːd/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее длинную, монотонную речь или текст, а также полосу материала, используемую в качестве направляющей для выравнивания штукатурки или бетона.

A noun referring to a long, monotonous speech or piece of writing, or a strip of material used as a guide for leveling plaster or concrete.

  1. Long, tedious speechC1formal

    A long, monotonous, and often critical speech or piece of writing.

    ruДлинная, нудная речь

    • The politician launched into a lengthy screed against the opposition.
    • His email was a rambling screed about office policies.
    • She delivered a passionate screed on the state of the environment.

    Synonymsdiatribeharanguejeremiadphilippicpolemicranttirade

  2. Long piece of writingC1formal

    A long, usually tedious or angry piece of writing.

    ruДлинная тирада

    • The blog post was a screed against modern technology.
    • He wrote a screed complaining about the new tax laws.
    • Her article was a screed on the decline of manners.

    Synonymsdiatribeharanguephilippicpolemicranttirade

  3. Construction guide stripC2formal

    A strip of material, such as wood or metal, used as a guide for leveling plaster or concrete.

    ruНаправляющая рейка

    • The builder installed a screed to ensure the concrete was perfectly level.
    • A wooden screed was used as a guide for the plaster.
    • The workers checked the screed before pouring the floor.

    Synonymsbattengroundstraightedge

Forms
  • screeds plural form
  • screeds' possessive plural form
  • screed's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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