English to Latin Meaning of scantling - potes

Scantling :

potes

← Scant

scapegoat →

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Definitions of scantling in English

Noun(1) an upright in house framing

Examples of scantling in English

(1) In Britain and America, material was available in timber form, as plank, deals, board, and scantling .(2) Its crucks - nine full pairs and a pair at each end cut off halfway to form the half-hipped roof - are 10 m. long, with a scantling of 0.53 m. and a span of 10.2 m.(3) Since German engineers standardized scantlings for testing to about eight inches long, Fernow decried in particular British engineers' preferences for full-sized generic timbers.(4) Although not built to any specific standard, other than Hinckley's own, that I know of, the scantlings are impressive by anyone's standards.(5) She fully conforms to all the stringent constructional requirements of this class, including 6 watertight compartments, strong scantlings and a high level of stability.

(1) ultrasound scanner ::

ultrasound scanner

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1. stud ::

nunciis praevenirent

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