to subgrade
- verb
- /ˈsʌbˌɡreɪd/
- Specialized
- The team will subgrade the site to meet the engineering specifications for the new road.
Examples
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Before construction begins, workers must subgrade the area to ensure a solid foundation.
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Properly subgraded ground helps prevent future pavement cracks and uneven surfaces.
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We need to subgrade the area before construction begins.
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The team subgrades the land for the new highway.
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Before construction begins, workers must subgrade the area to ensure a solid foundation.
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The team will subgrade the site to meet the engineering specifications for the new road.
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We need to subgrade the area to provide a stable base for the pavement.
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Etymology
To subgrade comes from sub- 'under' and grade 'level', so as a verb it means to shape or prepare the ground beneath a road to make a solid base.