cement
சிமெண்ட்
definition
verb
wooden posts were cemented into the ground
attach with cement.
noun
We were having some building work done and there was cement , sand and mortar lying around.
a powdery substance made with calcined lime and clay. It is mixed with water to form mortar or mixed with sand, gravel, and water to make concrete.
translation of 'cement '
சிமிட்டி
noun
சிமெண்ட்
example
The solution that Mr Valentine came up with is a single sheet of waterproof material that can be formed into an open container which can carry anything from sand and 'cement' to water.
We were having some building work done and there was 'cement' , sand and mortar lying around.
Yesterday we went to Jewsons and ordered some fence panels, posts, sand, gravel, 'cement' etc.
Islam was the 'cement' he used to unite the Arab tribes; commerce was to be the only noble occupation.
All electrodes were soldered to a miniature socket, which was attached to the skull with dental 'cement' .
The mortar mix used for the vintage building consisted of a Portland cement-slacked lime putty created by mixing 'cement' and lime.
Suddenly Ryeda could hear the small screeches of rubber meeting 'cement' at such a high speed as the place came to run on the runaway.
We may regard the DANCE ANNUAL DIRECTORY as a bunch of names and numbers, but it truly is the 'cement' of our community.
traditional entertainment was a form of community 'cement'
I routed a slot on the underside of the sole rubber to accommodate the head of the screw and glued them back on with contact 'cement' .
What held this strange alliance of East Belfast back street preacher and born again estate agent together was the 'cement' of sectarianism.
The ideological 'cement' binding the nation was the White Australia Policy, championed by the Australian Labor Party.
Without effective state support for disciplinary sanctions, voluntary consensus was the only real 'cement' for community.
Marriage connections help 'cement' the relationship - his wife, Lady Margaret, is the sister of David Ogilvy, the 13 th Earl of Airlie.
An identifying phrase that probably Goss himself inscribed on the photograph identifies the white substance as gunite, a solution of 'cement' and water used as a finisher.
The cool 'cement' was smooth beneath my feet, and a soft breeze wound its way through our hair.
tile 'cement'
These were dry cast, which is a technique that dates back to ancient times and calls for tamping a mixture of sand, 'cement' , and water into a mold.
Substituting adobe clay for 'cement' is one option for a more sustainable approach.
This figure is the ratio of sand to the sum of the Portland cement, lime, and mortar cement or masonry 'cement' in the mortar.
There was a heavy smacking noise as my hands contacted the 'cement' , and then a softer crack as my right shoulder joint shifted out of position.
Plaster, like sand, lime and 'cement' , is not an expensive material and at its simplest level is not difficult to use.
Politics was the 'cement' which bound the late John Healy and myself, as Editor, to the young team that launched a pioneering regional newspaper.
In all cases, nationalism and patriotism proved powerful 'cement' for bonding the state with society.
Geopetal infillings in the internal cavity of the shells were observed and represented by poorly lithified micritic and aragonitic 'cement' .
The roofs are not made of 'cement' and hence the mixed name.
The exuberant, deadly light embraced the dank alley as it sped toward Zarl, uprooting the earth once trapped by 'cement' and gravel.
She tried to slow down her breathing as she took soft steps on the 'cement' .
‘Hey Adam thanks for letting me use your spiking glue and spiking 'cement' today,’ Ian said.
Deformation bands and early calcite 'cement' develop upon wall-rock contraction after fluidization ceased and fluid pressures dropped.
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