grout

• Sustancia pastosa hecha de cemento, arena y agua, utilizada para rellenar los espacios entre baldosas o ladrillos y para sellar juntas en mampostería.

A noun referring to a mixture of cement, sand, and water used to fill gaps between tiles or bricks, or to seal joints in masonry.

incontable

1. Construction materialB2formal

   A mixture of cement, sand, and water used to fill gaps between tiles or bricks.

   Lechada para juntas

   • The contractor applied grout between the bathroom tiles.
   • Old grout can crack and need replacement.
   • She chose a white grout for the kitchen backsplash.

• Verbo que designa la acción de rellenar juntas o huecos con una mezcla líquida o pastosa, generalmente en trabajos de alicatado o mampostería, para sellar y dar acabado.

A verb used to indicate the act of filling joints or gaps with a thin, fluid mortar or plaster, typically in tiling or masonry work.

1. Apply groutB2formal

   To fill the joints between tiles with a thin mortar or paste.

   Lechar juntas

   • He spent the afternoon grouting the bathroom tiles.
   • The contractor will grout the kitchen backsplash tomorrow.
   • She carefully grouted the mosaic to ensure a smooth finish.