english truss
1Truss — Recorded in several forms including Truss, Trusse, Trussler, Trusslove, Trusslowe, Trussman, Truce and Truse, this unusual and interesting name is of early medieval English and possibly French origins. It is an occupational surname either for… …
2truss — /trʌs / (say trus) verb (t) 1. to tie, bind, or fasten. 2. to make fast with skewers or the like, as the wings of a fowl preparatory to cooking. 3. Building Trades, etc. to furnish or support with a truss or trusses. 4. to confine or enclose, as… …
3truss — I. transitive verb Etymology: Middle English to pack, load, bind, from Anglo French trusser, trousser, from Vulgar Latin *torsare, from *torsus twisted more at torsade Date: 13th century 1. a. to secure tightly ; bind b. to arrange for cooking by …
4Truss — One of the timber frames built to support the roof over the great hall. ♦ Triangular framework within roof, to be self suporting and carry other timbers, purlins, etc. These divide the building into bays. (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval… …
5Lynne Truss — Born 1955 (age 55–56) Kingston upon Thames, England Occupation Writer Nationality English lynnetruss.com Lynne Truss (born 1955 …
6'N Gatz We Truss — Studio album by South Central Cartel Released May 10, 1994 …
7List of longest continuous truss bridge spans — This list of continuous bridge spans ranks the world s continuous truss bridges in two ways. First by the length of main span (the longest length of unsupported roadway) and second by the total length of continuous truss spans.This list includes… …
8Spere-Truss — ♦ The side posts of the spere forming part of a roof truss, the middle part being commonly closed by a movable screen. (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval House, 415) Related terms: Spere …
9ПАНЕЛЬ ФЕРМЫ — часть плоской фермы, ограниченная смежными верхними и нижними узлами (Болгарский язык; Български) панел на ферма (Чешский язык; Čeština) pnhrada; pole príhradového nosníku (Немецкий язык; Deutsch) Fachwerkfeld; Trägerfeld (Венгерский язык;… …
10Truso — Truso, auch als Atlantis des Nordens bezeichnet, war im 9. Jahrhundert ein altpreußischer Ort im Weichseldelta am Frischen Haff bzw. der Ostsee. Er lag unweit der Stelle, an der der damalige Weichselarm Nogat in eine Bucht des Frischen Haffes… …
