to rebar
1
6.8
To make concrete stronger by putting in steel bars
- verb
- /ˈriːbɑːr/
- Specialized
:
colocar varillas de refuerzo
- Workers will rebar the bridge supports before pouring the concrete.
Examples
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It is important to rebar any large concrete structure to prevent cracks over time.
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The workers will rebar the foundation today.
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The engineers decided to rebar the foundation to ensure the building's stability.
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They rebared the walls for extra support.
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The workers need to rebar the concrete foundation to ensure its stability.
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Before pouring the concrete, they decided to rebar the walls for added strength.
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To improve the durability of the structure, the engineer instructed the team to rebar the columns.
Synonyms
1
7.7
To strengthen a roof or bridge with a frame of beams
strengthens internally by placing steel rods inside concrete
How Strong
to rebar
1
6.8
- Specialized
1
6.8
to fortify
3
5.1
3
5.1
to reinforce
99
3.9
99
3.9
to strengthen
327
3.0
327
3.0
brace
85
4.0
85
4.0
to support
240
1.0
240
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rebar as a verb comes from the noun and means to 'reinforce' with rebar or steel 'bars'. That's why to rebar a foundation is to put metal rods in it to make it stronger.