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revet

/rɪˈvet/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action de fixer ou d'attacher quelque chose à l'aide de rivets, ou encore de retenir ou de fixer l'attention.

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verb

/rɪˈvet/C2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de fixer ou d'attacher quelque chose à l'aide de rivets, ou encore de retenir ou de fixer l'attention.

A verb used to indicate the act of fastening or securing something with rivets, or to fix attention firmly.

  1. Construct a revetmentC2formal

    To build a retaining wall or facing, typically of stone or concrete, to support an embankment or shoreline.

    frConstruire un revêtement (de protection)

    • The engineers decided to revet the riverbank to prevent erosion.
    • They revetted the slope with large stones.
    • The military revetted the trench walls for protection.

    Synonymescladfacelinesheathe

  2. Face with a supporting layerC2formal

    To cover a surface with a layer of stone, concrete, or other material to provide support and prevent collapse.

    frRevêtir d'une couche de soutènement

    • The foundation was revetted with concrete blocks.
    • They revetted the canal walls to withstand water pressure.
    • The ancient fortress was revetted with granite.

    Synonymescladcoverfacelinesheathe

Formes
  • revetted past participle
  • revetted past simple
  • revetting present participle
  • revets third person singular