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Definition of abutment in English: abutmentnoun əˈbʌtm(ə)ntəˈbətmənt 1A structure built to support the lateral pressure of an arch or span, e.g. at the ends of a bridge. 桥台；拱座 the first bridge was of timber with stone abutments Example sentencesExamples - Bridgework involves the preparation of supporting teeth known as abutments.
- Hummelstown brownstone traversed the gamut of the masonry trades from foundation to lintel, mansion to privy, bridge abutment to gravestone, skyscraper to curbstone, and so on for seemingly endless uses.
- Steps often occur at a bridge abutment or at the termination of an overlay.
- If apnea is falling asleep at the wheel and driving off the road, SIDS is falling asleep at the wheel and driving into a bridge abutment.
- MSE walls are replacing conventional structural elements, such as bridge abutments, secondary waste- and water-containment systems, and earth-retaining systems.
- It has been inserted into the stone abutment of a railway bridge which, long demolished, once spanned the river Serein.
- A progress report issued on the project states that one of the abutments of the western bridge span has now been completed and work is now starting on the one on the eastern side.
- Those hot-rodding growth funds hit the financial equivalent of a bridge abutment in 2000.
- The key section was the middle span, a 154 foot piece that sat on two stone abutments that were put up after an extensive fill had narrowed the river valley.
- Richard Robidoux, the project manager for E. D. Swett, Inc., said a hundred piles were driven to a depth of between 120 and 160 feet for the bridge abutments.
- They can be configured for linear, square, or rectangular excavations to depths of 30 ft. or more for such uses as pipelines, pits, retaining walls, and bridge abutments.
- As I returned up-stream, I was amazed to see that I had walked right past a bridge abutment.
- He admits that he sees the world as hopeless and has considered driving his motorcycle into a bridge abutment.
- Various foundation types have been adopted to support the bridge piers and abutments.
- During spring 2001 the DNR removed considerable rock from the mine dump for the repair of bridge abutments along the abandoned Copper Range Railroad grade, now used as a snowmobile trail in the winter months.
- Although the waters of the Baker River were well up on the Smith Bridge, the bridge stayed on its abutments.
- Suggest a concrete countertop for a new kitchen, and most people think sidewalks, driveways, and bridge abutments and say yuck.
- For example, in an arched bridge, the force of compression is pushed along the curve of the arch toward the abutments.
- Bemoaning his mangled truck, which was upside down in a ditch when officers arrived, Surachai told police that he had been returning home from Sattahip when he collided with a bridge abutment and lost control.
- This carefully orchestrated progression was upset soon after it was created: in January 1938, ice pushed the Honeymoon Bridge off of its abutments, causing it to collapse.
Synonyms support, cutwater, pile, piling, plinth, pedestal, foot, footing, buttress, stanchion, prop, stay, upright, pillar, post, column - 1.1mass noun The process of supporting something with an abutment.
支撑 efficient abutment is needed at this point Example sentencesExamples - The design called for this kind of abutment in several places which gave me a bit of grief down the road, since what actually happens on a site will vary from the most carefully drawn plans.
- 1.2 A point at which something abuts against something else.
支撑点 a mirror with a delicate border of engraved blue glass in ten sections, each abutment masked by a thin metal strip
Definition of abutment in US English: abutmentnounəˈbətməntəˈbətmənt 1A structure built to support the lateral pressure of an arch or span, e.g. at the ends of a bridge. 桥台；拱座 the first bridge was of timber with stone abutments Example sentencesExamples - Although the waters of the Baker River were well up on the Smith Bridge, the bridge stayed on its abutments.
- MSE walls are replacing conventional structural elements, such as bridge abutments, secondary waste- and water-containment systems, and earth-retaining systems.
- Steps often occur at a bridge abutment or at the termination of an overlay.
- For example, in an arched bridge, the force of compression is pushed along the curve of the arch toward the abutments.
- Hummelstown brownstone traversed the gamut of the masonry trades from foundation to lintel, mansion to privy, bridge abutment to gravestone, skyscraper to curbstone, and so on for seemingly endless uses.
- Various foundation types have been adopted to support the bridge piers and abutments.
- Bemoaning his mangled truck, which was upside down in a ditch when officers arrived, Surachai told police that he had been returning home from Sattahip when he collided with a bridge abutment and lost control.
- They can be configured for linear, square, or rectangular excavations to depths of 30 ft. or more for such uses as pipelines, pits, retaining walls, and bridge abutments.
- Bridgework involves the preparation of supporting teeth known as abutments.
- Suggest a concrete countertop for a new kitchen, and most people think sidewalks, driveways, and bridge abutments and say yuck.
- If apnea is falling asleep at the wheel and driving off the road, SIDS is falling asleep at the wheel and driving into a bridge abutment.
- A progress report issued on the project states that one of the abutments of the western bridge span has now been completed and work is now starting on the one on the eastern side.
- Those hot-rodding growth funds hit the financial equivalent of a bridge abutment in 2000.
- Richard Robidoux, the project manager for E. D. Swett, Inc., said a hundred piles were driven to a depth of between 120 and 160 feet for the bridge abutments.
- As I returned up-stream, I was amazed to see that I had walked right past a bridge abutment.
- During spring 2001 the DNR removed considerable rock from the mine dump for the repair of bridge abutments along the abandoned Copper Range Railroad grade, now used as a snowmobile trail in the winter months.
- This carefully orchestrated progression was upset soon after it was created: in January 1938, ice pushed the Honeymoon Bridge off of its abutments, causing it to collapse.
- The key section was the middle span, a 154 foot piece that sat on two stone abutments that were put up after an extensive fill had narrowed the river valley.
- It has been inserted into the stone abutment of a railway bridge which, long demolished, once spanned the river Serein.
- He admits that he sees the world as hopeless and has considered driving his motorcycle into a bridge abutment.
Synonyms support, cutwater, pile, piling, plinth, pedestal, foot, footing, buttress, stanchion, prop, stay, upright, pillar, post, column - 1.1 The process of supporting something with an abutment.
支撑 efficient abutment is needed at this point Example sentencesExamples - The design called for this kind of abutment in several places which gave me a bit of grief down the road, since what actually happens on a site will vary from the most carefully drawn plans.
- 1.2 A point at which something abuts against something else.
支撑点 a mirror with a delicate border of engraved blue glass in ten sections, each abutment masked by a thin metal strip
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