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Shelf nog
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
A piece of wood, built into a wall, which acts as a shelf support.
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Nog, английский
- An appreciative exclamation; a nod with intensity greater than yeahhhh! example adrianna is hot! nog that.
- A brick-shaped piece of wood inserted in an internal masonry wall; often, one of a number of such pieces; also called a wood brick.
- A tree-nail driven through the heels of the shores, to secure them.
Nog, английский
To acknowledge a concept, or greater idea. to agree and convey sympathy. example illegal immigrants are exploited. nog that.
Nog, шведский
Nog. wood oil 1., английский
Noga, шведский
Noga, польский
Noga (adv.), шведский
Nogai, английский
Nogethitsu, английский
Ancient fighting style that consists of dodging and running away very quickly example the main reason he survived recess in elementary school was his skill in nogethitsu.
Noggin, английский
A small cup or spirit-measure, holding about 1/4 of a pint.
Nogging, английский
- A short horizontal timber strut fixed between studs or joists in framed construction to provide lateral stiffening and intermediate fixing points for cladding or lining
- The infilling, such as between the logs in a log cabin or between the framing members of a timber-framed house; used to increase the rigidity of the framing system, provide increased thermal insulation, and improve fire resistance.
- The act of securing the shores by tree-nails. also, warming beer at the galley-fire.
Nogging piece, английский
A horizontal timber fitted between the quarters of brick nogging and nailed to them in order to strengthen the brickwork.
Noginsk, английский
Nogizawalite, английский
Noguchi, русский
Shelf, английский
- The stomach when it has become enlarged to the point of being an appendage. example you dropped some food on your shelf.
- Шельф (элемент набора)
- A dangerous beach bounded by a ledge of flat rocks a-wash. in icy regions, (see tongue).
- A submerged sandbank or rock ledge extending from the low water line to the depth at which there is usually a marked increase of downward slope (cf. continental shelf, insular shelf ).
Shelf, английский
Shelf (stave cooler), английский
Margelle
Shelf angle, английский
Shelf bracket, английский
A structural member fastened to a wall or upright and projecting therefrom to support a shelf. shelf cleat, shelf strip a strip of wood used to support a shelf along one edge.
Shelf bracket, shelf rest. shell 1. a hollow structure in the form of a thin, curved slab or plate whose thickness is small compared with its other dimensions and with its radii of curvature. 2. any framework or exterior structure which is regarded as not, английский
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Jib boom, английский
A piece which extends the upper end of a boom, 2.
Spot ground, английский
A piece of wood which is attached to a plaster base to serve as a means of gauging plaster thickness.
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