to brattice
- verb
- Specialized
- The safety inspector ordered the workers to brattice the tunnel for better airflow.
Examples
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They bratticed the mine to ensure better airflow.
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Work crews were hired to brattice the new mine shaft before winter.
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Properly bratticed passages are essential to prevent gas buildup in coal mines.
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The team will brattice the new section of the mine.
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To improve ventilation, the workers must brattice the mine during their next shift.
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The engineers plan to brattice the coal mine effectively to enhance air circulation.
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Before starting their work, the team needs to brattice the areas of the mine that lack proper airflow.
Synonyms
To let fresh air into a room or clothes to remove bad smells
To let fresh air into a room so it is not stuffy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Brattice used as a verb simply means to put up a brattice in a passage to guide the air, much like putting a small lattice in place to shape the flow. So to brattice a tunnel is to install a temporary partition that improves ventilation.