cement
41cement — See cement, concrete …
42cement — A microscopic textured nonskeletal void filling material precipitated on an intragranular or intrasedimentary free surface that holds the material together [20]. Synonyms: (French.) ciment; (German.) Zement; (Greek.) tsiménto; (Italian.)… …
43cement — , concrete The two are not interchangeable. Cement is a constituent of concrete, which also contains sand, gravel, and crushed rock …
44cement — to prevent defecation Used of medicine taken after an attack of diarrhoea, although concrete might seem more appropriate: I d already got the trots. They re supposed to cement you up. (P. Scott, 1975, describing pills) And in various …
45cement — A powdered substance made by grinding calcined limestone and clay, which can be mixed with water and poured to set as a solid mass or used as a binding ingredient in mortar or concrete. Sometimes called Portland cement after an important early …
46cement — noun 1》 a powdery substance made by calcining lime and clay, used in making mortar and concrete. ↘concrete. 2》 a soft glue that hardens on setting. 3》 (also cementum) Anatomy a thin layer of bony material that fixes teeth to the jaw. 4》… …
47cement — 1. noun don t step in the wet cement Syn: mortar, grout, concrete; adhesive, glue, fixative, gum, paste; superglue; mucilage 2. verb he cemented the sample to a microscope slide Syn: stick, bond; fasten …
48cement — ce|ment sb., en, er, erne, i sms. cement , fx cementgulv …
49cement — Kameki, kimeki, palaina kimeki, puna kameki. ♦ To smooth fresh cement with a trowel, palaina …
50cement — cementas statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Miltelių pavidalo ppr. mineralinė rišamoji medžiaga. atitikmenys: angl. cement rus. цемент …
