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tr[kɔːk]1 calafatearcaulk ['kɔk] vt: calafatear (un barco), enmasillar (una grieta)caulk n: masilla fv.• calafatear v.[kɔːk]VT calafatear -
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II. vt* * *[kɔːk]vtseams, joints abdichten; (on ship) kalfatern* * ** * *(masonry) v.fugen v. v.abdichten v. -
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caulk /kɔ:k/n. [u](costr. navali) materiale per calafataggio.(to) caulk /kɔ:k/v. t.2 (metall.) cianfrinare, presellare -
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caulk v 1. SAN, WVA (ab)dichten, Fugen (ver)stopfen; abdichten, verstemmen (z. B. genietete Nähte); kalfatern (im Schiffbau, Teer auf Holz aufbringen); 2. ERDB Fugen verfüllenEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > caulk
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1) конопатить
2) зачеканить
3) зачеканить заклепочный
4) подчеканивать
5) уконопатить
6) уконопачивать
7) заделывать
– caulk butt
– caulk by soldering
– caulk in by peening
– caulk joint
– caulk the edge
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] caulk[Swahili Word] kalafati[Part of Speech] noun[Terminology] nautical------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] caulk with deheni[Swahili Word] -deheni[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] waterproof mixture for caulking boats[Swahili Word] deheni[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------ -
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1) уплотнять; чеканить, конопатить; смолить ( суда)3) сплачивать (напр. балку перекрытия с ранд-балкой)4) затыкать, замазывать щели5) устраивать гидроизоляцию (швов, сооружений)• -
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kɔ:k гл.
1) заделывать швы на корабле (затыкать паклей и заливать смолой)
2) заделывать, замазывать( щели в окнах, стыки труб)
3) мор.;
сл. а) заставить замолчать;
заткнуться To caulk his banter, I asked him. ≈ Я попросил его бросить шуточки и заткнуться. б) засыпать( морское) конопатить;
уплотнять стыки;
чеканить затыкать;
замазывать щели (сленг) "заткнуться", замолчать;
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caulk´er — caulk «kk», transitive verb. to fill up (a seam, crack, or joint) so that it will not leak; make watertight. Shipbuilders caulk wooden boats with oakum and tar. Plumbers caulk joints in pipe with lead, string, or a caulking compound. Also, calk.… … Useful english dictionary
Caulk — Caulk, v. t. 1. See {Calk}, v.. [1913 Webster] 2. to fill in the seams or cracks of, with a waterproof material such as caulk. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
caulk — caulk·en; caulk·er; caulk; … English syllables
Caulk — Caulk, n. 1. See {Calk}. [1913 Webster] 2. a viscous semisolid material of varying composition used to fill in seams of objects which are exposed to water, such as wooden ships or bath tiles; called also {calk} and {caulking}. After applying in a … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
caulk — (US also calk) ► NOUN ▪ a waterproof filler and sealant, used in building work and repairs. ► VERB 1) seal with caulk. 2) make (a boat or its seams) watertight. ORIGIN from Latin calcare to tread … English terms dictionary
Caulk boots — Caulk boots, calk boots, or cork boots (pronounced cork and usually called corks ) are leather nail soled boots[1] worn by lumberjacks in the timber producing regions of the Pacific Northwest and Canada.[2] They are worn for traction in the woods … Wikipedia
caulk — also calk AmE [ko:k US ko:k] v [T] [Date: 1400 1500; : Old North French; Origin: cauquer to press down with the feet , from Latin calcare, from calx heel ] to fill the holes or cracks in a ship with an oily or sticky substance in order to keep… … Dictionary of contemporary English
caulk — late 14c., from O.N.Fr. cauquer, from L.L. calicare to stop up chinks with lime, from L. calx (2) lime, limestone (see CHALK (Cf. chalk)). Original sense is nautical, of making ships watertight … Etymology dictionary
caulk — [kôk] vt. [ME cauken, to tread < OFr cauquer < L calcare < calx, a heel: see CALCAR] 1. to stop up (the cracks, seams, etc.) of (a window frame, boat, etc.) as with a puttylike sealant or oakum 2. to make (a joint of overlapping plates)… … English World dictionary
caulk|age — «K kihj», noun. Nautical. oakum, cotton fiber, or other material used in caulking the seams of a vessel s planking … Useful english dictionary
caulk|ing iron — «K kihng», a broad bladed, dull edged chisel used in driving waterproofing material into seams, cracks, or joints, such as the seams of a wooden vessel … Useful english dictionary