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Online English Turkish and Multilingual Dictionary 20+ million words and idioms.
barge board
English - Turkish
Definition of
barge board
in English Turkish dictionary
saçak pervazı
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bargeboard
saçak
bargeboard
kalkan saçak silmesi
English - English
Definition of
barge board
in English English dictionary
A board fastened to the projecting gables of a roof to protect and hide other timbers
Related Terms
bargeboard
Alternative spelling of barge board
bargeboard
The decorative board along the roof edge of a gable which conceals the rafters
bargeboard
Decorated board on a gable edge or eaveline
bargeboard
Trim work at the top of gable end walls below the soffit
bargeboard
A wooden board, often carved in a decorative manner, affixed to the apex of a roof gable to conceal or protect the end of a roof timber
bargeboard
Board fitted to conceal roof timbers at GABLE END
bargeboard
The piece of bodywork mounted vertically between the front wheels and the start of the sidepods to help smooth the airflow around the sides of the car
bargeboard
A board attached to the edge of a sloping roof where it meets an end wall - may be decorated in some house types
bargeboard
An ornamental board sometimes covering the fly rafters of a gable roof With a cornice, it is the fascia board May also be called the vergeboard
bargeboard
An ornamental board attached to the projected eave of a gable roof
bargeboard
{i}
triangle-shaped wooden board (often decorated) connected to the roof beam that projects outward
bargeboard
A vergeboard
bargeboard
Boards or other decorative woodwork fixed to the edges or projecting rafters of a gabled roof Sometimes called gingerbread
bargeboard
Decorative board attached to the edge of a roof
barge board
Turkish pronunciation
bärc bôrd
Pronunciation
/ˈbärʤ ˈbôrd/ /ˈbɑːrʤ ˈbɔːrd/
Etymology
[ 'bärj ] (noun.) 14th century. Probably from Medieval Latin bargus (“a scaffold”)
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