EAVE

Meaning of EAVE in English

— eaved , adj.

/eev/ , n.

Usually, eaves . the overhanging lower edge of a roof.

[ bef. 1000; ME eves, OE efes; c. OHG obisa, Goth ubizwa hall; cf. ABOVE, OVER ]

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EAVE — noun see: up Date: before 12th century the lower border of a roof that overhangs the wall, a projecting edge …
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EAVE — ˈēv noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: back-formation from eaves (taken as a plural), from Middle English eves, …
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EAVE — n. lower edge of a roof of a building which overhangs the side
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EAVE — noun Etymology: Middle English eves (singular), from Old English efes; akin to Old High German obasa portico, Old English ūp …
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EAVE — 1. свес крыши 2. венчающий карниз closed eaves open eaves overhanging eaves козырек
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EAVE — 1) свес крыши 2) венчающий карниз • - closed eaves - open eaves - overhanging eaves
Большой Англо-Русский политехнический словарь
EAVE — 1) свес крыши 2) венчающий карниз • - closed eaves - open eaves - overhanging eaves
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EAVE — козырек
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EAVE — 1. свес крыши 2. венчающий карниз closed eaves open eaves overhanging eaves козырек
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EAVE — козырек
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EAVE — n. Pronunciation: ' ē v Function: noun Etymology: Middle English eves (sing.), from Old English efes; akin to Old High …
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EAVE — карниз
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EAVE TROUGH — noun see eaves trough
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EAVE TILE — noun see eaves tile
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EAVE SWALLOW — noun see eaves swallow
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EAVE MOLDING — noun see eaves molding
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EAVE LATH — noun see eaves lath
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EAVE BOARD — noun see eaves board
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EAVE TROUGH — Northern U.S. gutter (def. 3). Also, eaves trough, eavestrough .
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EAVE SPOUT — Chiefly New Eng. waterspout (def. 1). Also, eaves spout . [ 1885-90, Amer. ]
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COVING — or cove Concave molding or deeply arched section of a wall surface. The curve typically describes a quarter-circle and serves …
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AWOL — I. ˈāˌwȯl, ˌāˌdəbəl(ˌ)yüˌōˈel — the first is prob more freq for the form “awol”, the second for the form “AWOL” …
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SHED DORMER — noun : a dormer window with a horizontal eave line as distinguished from a gabled dormer
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EAVES TROUGH — noun also eave trough : a gutter along the eaves
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EAVES TILE — noun also eave tile : roofing tile used for the row along the eaves of a building — called also …
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EAVES SWALLOW — noun also eave swallow : a swallow that nests under the eaves of buildings (as the cliff swallow or the …
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EAVES MOLDING — noun also eave molding : a molding below the eaves of a building that acts as a cornice or part …
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EAVES LATH — noun also eave lath Etymology: Middle English eveslath, from eves + lath : eaves board
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EAVES BOARD — noun also eave board Etymology: Middle English evesbord, from eves + bord board : an arris fillet nailed across the …
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EASINGS — ˈēz ə nz, ˈāz-, -zə̇nz noun plural Etymology: plural of obsolete & English dialect easing eaves of a building, from …
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EAVESDROP — — eavesdropper , n. /eevz"drop'/ , v. , eavesdropped, eavesdropping , n. v.i. 1. to listen secretly to a private …
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AWOL — pronounced as initials or /ay"wawl, ay"wol/ , adj. , adv. 1. away from military duties without permission, but without the …
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