Definition of kerbing in English:

kerbing

noun

mass noun

1The stones collectively forming a kerb.
路缘石，侧石
Example sentencesExamples
- Shop fronts are also to be improved, she added, as well as the introduction of new kerbing, and time-limited car parking.
- Much of the work done on the square was functional such as the replacement of kerbing, paving and road resurfacing.
- New paving and kerbing enhance the appearance of the town considerably and one would like to see this extended further.
- Last week, while laying kerbing, the contractor I hired accidentally punctured the gas pipeline.
- He also said cars are unable to pass by parked cars in the same area without being forced up on the kerbing and grass margins.
- The scheme includes widening the path, moving gullies and streetlights, and putting in new kerbing.
- But the painted kerbing and the gaily-coloured banners can't disguise the extent of the social and educational deprivation of this community.
- These build-out areas will comprise mostly of green areas with kerbing around the roadside edges.
- Mayo County Council improved the footpaths, kerbing and road system in the village in 1988.
- However, drivers were not impressed with recent work done on the raising the kerbing around the Reid Park section.
- This would help pay for a new bus shelter and kerbing to improve access for passengers.
- The path around two sides will be concreted and higher kerbing used.
- Deputy central Hampshire coroner Simon Burge voiced concerns about the safety of kerbing on a stretch of the A31.
- He said the agency had trained local people to build a 3,750 km pavement with 2,2km of kerbing.
- The work will involve providing improved drainage, new kerbing and a new surface layer of carriageway.
- Council workers are filling in around the new lampposts and repairing chipped kerbing and cracked pavements.
- He supplies the building trade and hardware stores with patio slabs, kerbing, wall capping, panel fencing and sills.
- The result is a plan which includes traffic calming measures, upgrading of local kerbing and footpaths, and a general tidy up of the village.
- It has been decided to put in new kerbing on the roadway and carpark at Callow Church.
- The kerbing for the new footpaths has been put in place recently.
2The action of hitting a kerb with a car tyre, leading to possible damage to the tyre.
汽车撞侧石

单词	kerbing
释义	Definition of kerbing in English: kerbing noun mass noun 1The stones collectively forming a kerb. 路缘石，侧石 Example sentencesExamples Shop fronts are also to be improved, she added, as well as the introduction of new kerbing, and time-limited car parking. Much of the work done on the square was functional such as the replacement of kerbing, paving and road resurfacing. New paving and kerbing enhance the appearance of the town considerably and one would like to see this extended further. Last week, while laying kerbing, the contractor I hired accidentally punctured the gas pipeline. He also said cars are unable to pass by parked cars in the same area without being forced up on the kerbing and grass margins. The scheme includes widening the path, moving gullies and streetlights, and putting in new kerbing. But the painted kerbing and the gaily-coloured banners can't disguise the extent of the social and educational deprivation of this community. These build-out areas will comprise mostly of green areas with kerbing around the roadside edges. Mayo County Council improved the footpaths, kerbing and road system in the village in 1988. However, drivers were not impressed with recent work done on the raising the kerbing around the Reid Park section. This would help pay for a new bus shelter and kerbing to improve access for passengers. The path around two sides will be concreted and higher kerbing used. Deputy central Hampshire coroner Simon Burge voiced concerns about the safety of kerbing on a stretch of the A31. He said the agency had trained local people to build a 3,750 km pavement with 2,2km of kerbing. The work will involve providing improved drainage, new kerbing and a new surface layer of carriageway. Council workers are filling in around the new lampposts and repairing chipped kerbing and cracked pavements. He supplies the building trade and hardware stores with patio slabs, kerbing, wall capping, panel fencing and sills. The result is a plan which includes traffic calming measures, upgrading of local kerbing and footpaths, and a general tidy up of the village. It has been decided to put in new kerbing on the roadway and carpark at Callow Church. The kerbing for the new footpaths has been put in place recently. 2The action of hitting a kerb with a car tyre, leading to possible damage to the tyre. 汽车撞侧石
随便看	in advance of in advance of inadvertence inadvertence inadvertences inadvertencies inadvertency inadvertency inadvertent inadvertently inadvertently inadvisabilities inadvisability inadvisability inadvisable in a fair way to do in a fair way to do something in a fair way to do something in a fair way to do sth in a few well-chosen words in a few words in a file in a filthy temper in a fit state in a fix