setout
- noun
- UK
- Surveyors used the setout to mark the exact locations for the foundation pillars.
Examples
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Accurate setout is essential to ensure the building is positioned correctly on the site.
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The architect provided a detailed setout for the new building.
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The engineers reviewed the setout before starting construction on the new bridge.
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Can you review the setout before we start construction?
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The engineers reviewed the setout before starting construction on the new bridge.
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Accurate setout is essential to ensure the building is positioned correctly on the site.
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Surveyors used the setout to mark the exact locations for the foundation pillars.
Synonyms
A plan or drawing that shows how something will look and work
A detailed drawing that shows the design of a building
The way the parts of something are arranged, like on a page or in a room
A detailed drawing that shows the size, design, and layout of a building
The marking of exact positions on the ground for building work
Antonyms
How Precise
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Setout comes from the phrase set out, with set meaning 'to put' and out meaning 'in position'. Engineers and surveyors 'set out' points on the ground, so a setout is the plan or drawing that shows exactly where to place things.