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1 corps de joint prémoulé
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > corps de joint prémoulé
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2 calfeutrage
m1) joint filler2) backup rod3) caulking4) caulk* * *mcaulking, draught-proofing, joint filler, listing, packing, sealing, weather stripDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > calfeutrage
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3 compriband
mcompressible filler, prefabricated joint fillerDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > compriband
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4 profil
m* * *m1) contour, contour line, cross-section, outline, profile, shape (US), vertical section2) (obturation de joint) prefabricated joint filler3) (profilé) section (UK)Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > profil
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5 gorge pour l’étanchéité
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > gorge pour l’étanchéité
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6 produit de remplissage pour joints
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > produit de remplissage pour joints
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7 calfeutrage
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > calfeutrage
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8 masse de remplissage
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > masse de remplissage
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9 blocage
blocage [blɔkaʒ]masculine nouna. [de prix, salaires, compte bancaire] freezing• avoir or faire un blocage to have a mental block* * *blɔkaʒnom masculin (de route, véhicule, marchandise) blockingblocage des prix/salaires — price/wage freeze
* * *blɔkaʒ nm1) [passage, accès, tuyau] blocking2) [pièce mobile] jamming3) [crédits, compte] freezing4) PSYCHOLOGIE, PSYCHIATRIE hang-up* * *blocage nm1 ( coincement) (de roue, mécanisme) locking; ( d'écrou) overtightening; blocage de direction Aut locking of the steering wheel; assurer le blocage d'une pièce to ensure that a part is locked into place;2 (de route, véhicule, marchandise) blocking (de of); blocage des vins italiens dans le port blockade of Italian wines in the port;3 Écon, Fin, Pol ( action) (d'opération, de fonds, négociations) blocking (de of); (de compte, prix) freezing (de of); ( état) (de situation, négociations) deadlock (de in); ( d'opération) block (de on); ( de prix) freeze; blocage de la vente des armes ban on sales of arms; situation de blocage deadlock situation; blocage des prix/salaires price/wage freeze;4 ( mental) (mental) block; avoir or faire un blocage to have a (mental) block;5 Constr rubble(-filler).[blɔkaʒ] nom masculin
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