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Definition of shoring in English: shoringnoun ˈʃɔːrɪŋˈʃɔrɪŋ mass nounShores or props used to support or hold up something weak or unstable. 支撑设备 Example sentencesExamples - Removing the rusty metal presented us with a somewhat unstable-looking climb down of about 4m complete with plenty of scaffolding shoring.
- Two days after the attack, Urban Search and Rescue crews from Montgomery County, Virginia worked to clear debris and strengthen temporary shoring at the disaster site.
- The system's stay-in-place design also suits commercial flooring applications as it eliminates the need to strip forms and reduces the need for shoring compared with wood flooring systems.
- Teams of carpenters and laborers begin positioning column forms and setting up shoring for the floor above.
- The shoring also enabled the construction of new foundations without disrupting existing utility systems.
- Therefore, our tunnels (unlike the fancy ones you have seen in the movies) were about two feet in diameter with no bracing or shoring of any kind.
- In December, workers removed the steel shoring that had held the home up since 1997.
- In a few hours, with the aid of some telephone poles and some shoring, the Chinese lifted the wing, Tex lowered the gear and drove the down lock in with a sledge hammer.
- Moreover, thicker slab areas and extra shoring had to be provided along a predetermined load path, a path that had to be carefully marked on the base slab to restrict and guide crane movement.
- The shoring was removed, so that the tunnel started to collapse, and protesters were dragged out by ropes attached to handcuffs.
- Speed Shore's Shoring Shields combine the benefits of aluminum hydraulic shoring with the solid-wall security of a static shield.
Synonyms strengthening, reinforcement, consolidation, shoring up, bracing, boosting, buttressing, toughening
Rhymesboring, flooring, Goring, riproaring, roaring, scoring Definition of shoring in US English: shoringnounˈSHôriNGˈʃɔrɪŋ Shores or props used to support or hold up something weak or unstable. 支撑设备 Example sentencesExamples - Moreover, thicker slab areas and extra shoring had to be provided along a predetermined load path, a path that had to be carefully marked on the base slab to restrict and guide crane movement.
- The shoring also enabled the construction of new foundations without disrupting existing utility systems.
- The system's stay-in-place design also suits commercial flooring applications as it eliminates the need to strip forms and reduces the need for shoring compared with wood flooring systems.
- Two days after the attack, Urban Search and Rescue crews from Montgomery County, Virginia worked to clear debris and strengthen temporary shoring at the disaster site.
- In a few hours, with the aid of some telephone poles and some shoring, the Chinese lifted the wing, Tex lowered the gear and drove the down lock in with a sledge hammer.
- Therefore, our tunnels (unlike the fancy ones you have seen in the movies) were about two feet in diameter with no bracing or shoring of any kind.
- The shoring was removed, so that the tunnel started to collapse, and protesters were dragged out by ropes attached to handcuffs.
- Removing the rusty metal presented us with a somewhat unstable-looking climb down of about 4m complete with plenty of scaffolding shoring.
- Speed Shore's Shoring Shields combine the benefits of aluminum hydraulic shoring with the solid-wall security of a static shield.
- Teams of carpenters and laborers begin positioning column forms and setting up shoring for the floor above.
- In December, workers removed the steel shoring that had held the home up since 1997.
Synonyms strengthening, reinforcement, consolidation, shoring up, bracing, boosting, buttressing, toughening
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