relleno
- noun
- /rɛˈjeɪnoʊ/
- Specialized
- After digging the trench, workers filled it with compacted relleno for support.
Examples
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The engineers ordered more relleno to stabilize the foundation of the new building.
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Proper drainage is important when using relleno to raise the ground level.
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The construction workers used relleno to fill the foundation holes.
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Can you pass me the relleno for the garden?
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The engineers ordered more relleno to stabilize the foundation of the new building.
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After digging the trench, workers filled it with compacted relleno for support.
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Proper drainage is important when using relleno to raise the ground level.
Synonyms
Material used to fill a hole or trench after work is done
How Compacted
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Relleno comes from Spanish parts re- 'again' and llenar 'to fill', sharing the idea of 'full' found in English plenty. So relleno means earth or material used to 'fill' holes or raise the ground in construction.