shingling

• Nom désignant soit une formation géologique de galets plats inclinés de manière homogène, soit l'action de poser des bardeaux (ou essentes) sur un toit ou une autre surface.

A noun referring to either a geological formation of uniformly tilted flat pebbles, or the process of laying shingles on a roof or other surface.

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1. Geological sedimentC1formalscientific

   A sedimentary deposit in which flat pebbles are uniformly tilted in the same direction, often found in riverbeds or beaches.

   Empilement incliné de galets

   • The geologist identified a distinct shingling pattern in the riverbed.
   • Shingling in the sediment indicated the direction of ancient water flow.
   • The beach showed clear shingling of flat stones after the storm.

   Synonymesimbrication

2. Roofing processB2formaltechnical

   The act or process of laying shingles on a roof or other surface.

   pose de bardeaux

   • The crew completed the shingling of the new house in two days.
   • Proper shingling is essential to prevent leaks.
   • He learned the art of shingling from his father.

• Couvrir un toit ou un mur de plaques rectangulaires qui se chevauchent, généralement en bois, en asphalte ou en ardoise.

A verb meaning to cover a roof or wall with overlapping rectangular tiles, typically made of wood, asphalt, or slate.

1. Cover with shinglesB2formal

   To cover a roof or wall with overlapping rectangular pieces of material, such as wood, slate, or asphalt.

   couvrir de bardeaux

   • The workers shingled the entire roof in two days.
   • They hired a contractor to shingle the new house.
   • He learned how to shingle a roof from his father.