revetment

English - Turkish

Definition of revetment in English Turkish dictionary

kaplama duvarı

(İnşaat) örtü

istinat duvarı

(İnşaat) iksa

kaplama

revetman

İKSA DUVARı, KAPLAMA DUVARı: Kenarları yıkılacak ve çökecek kadar dik acılarla yapılan kazılarda, toprağı tutmak için kum torbası, tahta ve çalı çırpıdan yapılan istinat duvarı

dış kaplama

{i} patlayıcılardan korunma barikatı

Related Terms

revetment wall

(İnşaat) kaplama duvar

revetment with steps

(Çevre) yamaç setlemesi

revetment works

(Askeri) tahkimat duvar çalışmaları

slope revetment

şev kaplaması

slope revetment

yamaç kaplaması

bank revetment

kıyı kaplaması

brush revetment

(Askeri) çit refüj

brush revetment

(Askeri) çit iksa

brush revetment

(Askeri) ÇİT İKSA, ÇİT REFÜJ: Kesilip kazıklarla bir duvarın üzerine yamanmış çalı. Bak. "revetment"

crib revetment

(İnşaat) domuzdamı koruma

gentle slope revetment

(Askeri) tatlı eğimli dış duvar

sloping revetment

(Askeri) eğimli dış kaplama

English - English

Definition of revetment in English English dictionary

A layer of stone, concrete, or other hard material supporting the side of an embankment

An armoured building that provides protection against bombs

A facing of stone, cement, sandbags, or other stable material used to protect a wall or bank of earth from erosion

Usually a mound or wall of earth, masonry, timber, sandbags, or other suitable material erected as a protection for aircraft against small arms or artillery fire, bomb splinters, or blast

Retaining wall to prevent erosion; to face a surface with stone slabs

Material such as blocks of sod, trunks of small trees (pole revetting), or horizontally placed boards used to support the earthen walls on the interior of a field fortification Pole revetting was the preferred choice

A facing of wood, stone, or any other material, to sustain an embankment when it receives a slope steeper than the natural slope; also, a retaining wall

(1) A facing of STONE, concrete, etc , to protect an EMBANKMENT, or shore structure, against EROSION by WAVE action or currents (2) A retaining wall (3) (SMP) Facing of STONE, concrete, etc , built to protect a SCARP, EMBANKMENT or shore structure against EROSION by WAVES of CURRENTS

A wall of concrete, earth, sandbags, or the like installed for protection, as against the blast of exploding fuel during a rocket abort

shore protection structure made with stones laid on a sloping face

Facing of stone, wood or any other materials placed on a bank as protection against wave action or current

Facing of stone or other material either permanent or temporary, placed along the edge of a body of water to stabilize the bank and/or protect it from erosion

a facing (usually masonry) that supports an embankment a barrier against explosives

Facing of stone or other material, either permanent or temporary, placed along the edge of a stream to stabilize the bank and to protect it from the erosive action of the stream

A retaining wall of masonry built for the purpose of holding back the earth of which the works are composed, e g , for the scarp and counterscarp

{i} embankment, large mound or wall used to as a levee or supporting wall; cement or stone facing of an embankment

a surface of stone or other building material added for strength to a wall that holds back loose earth, water etc (revêtement, from revêtir )

A retaining fence or wall of stone, timber or turf to support a slope or a rampart, and to prevent slipping

A sloping surface of stone, concrete or other material used to protect an embankment, natural coast or shoreline against erosion

a facing (usually masonry) that supports an embankment

a barrier against explosives

Related Terms

revetments

plural of revetment

Hyphenation

re·vet·ment