dovetails

English - Turkish

Definition of dovetails in English Turkish dictionary
dovetail: kurtağzı
dovetail: geçme yapmak
dovetail: köşe bağı kesmek
dovetail: kırlangıç kuyruğu
dovetail: {f} kurtağzı ile birleştirmek
dovetail: {f} birleştirmek
dovetail: {f} birbirine geçirmek
dovetail: köşe bağı dişleriyle bitiştirmek
dovetail: geçme yap
dovetail: tam uymak
dovetail: {f} alıştırmak
dovetail: {i} doğrama dişi
dovetail: doğrama diş
dovetail: {f} uyuşmak
dovetail: {f} benzemek
dovetail: sandık ve çekme
dovetail: cede koşe bağının dişleri

English - English

Definition of dovetails in English English dictionary: third-person singular of dovetail; Area of lane where maple and pine boards join (break of the boards, piano keys, splice); plural of , dovetail; The portion of a wood lane where the maple and pine boards meet; same as "splice"
dovetail: To fit together well
The parts of your essay should dovetail so that it is cohesive and coherent.
dovetail: A type of carpentry joint where adjoining boards are fastened by interlocking fan-shaped cutouts
dovetail: {v} to unite, with a dovetail joint
dovetail: {n} a joint in form of a dove's tail
Dovetail: culvertail
dovetail: A joint of two interlocking blocks that flare outwards in the shape of the tail of a dove
dovetail: To cut to a dovetail
dovetail: A European styled and rolled joint, looks like a bird
dovetail: {f} join with tenons, fit together using dovetails (Construction); join closely together
dovetail: fit together tightly, as if by means of a dovetail
dovetail: A very fancy joint consisting of a series of matching alternating triangular tongues and grooves on either stick which mesh together This is a very complicated, strong and pretty joint
dovetail: To fit in or connect strongly, skillfully, or nicely; to fit ingeniously or complexly
dovetail: a flaring tenon and mortise wood joint
dovetail: A joint in which one part is tapered in shape (the 'dove's tail') and fits in a socket shaped to correspond As a result of its design, it produces a strong joint to resists any outward pull A strong reliable means of jointing timber
dovetail: a mortise joint formed by interlocking tenons and mortises
dovetail: If two things dovetail or if one thing dovetails with another, the two things fit together neatly or have some common characteristics. I'm following up a few things that might dovetail. an attempt to look for areas where U.S. interests can dovetail with Japanese concerns It is important that we dovetail our respective interests. .dovetail 'joint a type of joint fastening two pieces of wood together
dovetail: Joint formed by inserting a projecting member into a correspondingly shaped cutout member True dovetail has wedge shape of a dove's tail
dovetail: A type of joint formed with interlocking wedge-shaped projection that fits into a matching recess on another board A dovetail joint is a sign of high-quality drawer construction Dovetail drawers are standard in our Designer and Crestwood collections and is an upgrade option in our Alectra collection back to list
dovetail: A flaring tendon and a mortise into which it fits tightly making an interlocking joint between two pieces of wood
dovetail: 1) Method of joining boards at right angles by interlocking wedge-shaped mortises and tenons Often used in drawer construction 2) A butterfly-shaped inset used to join boards lengthwise in table tops and floors
dovetail: A tenon that is shaped like a dove's spread tail to fit into a corresponding mortise
dovetail: To join by means of dovetails
dovetail: A flaring tenon, or tongue (shaped like a bird's tail spread), and a mortise, or socket, into which it fits tightly, making an interlocking joint between two pieces which resists pulling a part in all directions except one
dovetail: A type of joining with interlocking flaring tenons which resemble the tail feathers of a dove
dovetail: {i} something in the shape of a dove's tail; projection shaped like a dove's tail (Construction); dovetail joint, joint comprised of a tenon and mortise
dovetail: a mortise joint formed by interlocking tenons and mortises fit together tightly, as if by means of a dovetail
dovetail: A tenon cut in the shape of a dove's tail to fit into a mortise of corresponding shape