Definition of granolithic in English:

granolithic

adjective ˌɡranə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌɡranəˈliTHik

1(of concrete) containing fine granite chippings or crushed granite, used to render floors and surfaces.
Example sentencesExamples
- The model proper is made in granolithic concrete directly in the mould.
- Classified index to advertisements, from granolithic paving manufacturers to monumental masons.
- Sometimes, granolithic concrete is normal concrete with granite dust trowelled into the surface when it is ‘stand on’ dry to improve surface resistance to wear and dusting.
- Lavatories, kitchen, store rooms etc., are finished in terrazzo and granolithic paving on expanded metal.
- This eliminated the need for a granolithic layer and could be used to repair existing floors.
1. 1.1 (of a floor or surface) rendered with granolithic concrete.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Floors may be either granolithic or concrete finished with quarry tiles or terracotta and laid with non-slip tracks.
  From the main entrance, winding its way across the park to Pleasant Street is a granolithic flagged walk eight feet wide and sixteen hundred feet long.
  A large and expensively fitted skating rink is being erected by a leading architect, with granolithic floors and every modern improvement.

noun ˌɡranə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌɡranəˈliTHik

mass noun

Granolithic concrete or rendering.
Example sentencesExamples
- Granolithic mortar is really a fine-grade concrete.
- Experiments have proven that use of granolithic concrete is cost efficient and effectively reduces erosion by abrasion of the top layer.

Origin

Late 19th century: from grano- (irregular combining form from Latin granum 'grain') + Greek lithos 'stone' + -ic.

Definition of granolithic in US English:

granolithic

adjectiveˌɡranəˈliTHik

1(of concrete) containing fine granite chippings or crushed granite, used to render floors and surfaces.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes, granolithic concrete is normal concrete with granite dust trowelled into the surface when it is ‘stand on’ dry to improve surface resistance to wear and dusting.
- The model proper is made in granolithic concrete directly in the mould.
- This eliminated the need for a granolithic layer and could be used to repair existing floors.
- Lavatories, kitchen, store rooms etc., are finished in terrazzo and granolithic paving on expanded metal.
- Classified index to advertisements, from granolithic paving manufacturers to monumental masons.
1. 1.1 (of a floor or surface) rendered with granolithic concrete.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Floors may be either granolithic or concrete finished with quarry tiles or terracotta and laid with non-slip tracks.
  From the main entrance, winding its way across the park to Pleasant Street is a granolithic flagged walk eight feet wide and sixteen hundred feet long.
  A large and expensively fitted skating rink is being erected by a leading architect, with granolithic floors and every modern improvement.

nounˌɡranəˈliTHik

Granolithic concrete or rendering.
Example sentencesExamples
- Experiments have proven that use of granolithic concrete is cost efficient and effectively reduces erosion by abrasion of the top layer.
- Granolithic mortar is really a fine-grade concrete.

Origin

Late 19th century: from grano- (irregular combining form from Latin granum ‘grain’) + Greek lithos ‘stone’ + -ic.

单词	granolithic
释义	Definition of granolithic in English: granolithic adjective ˌɡranə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌɡranəˈliTHik 1(of concrete) containing fine granite chippings or crushed granite, used to render floors and surfaces. Example sentencesExamples The model proper is made in granolithic concrete directly in the mould. Classified index to advertisements, from granolithic paving manufacturers to monumental masons. Sometimes, granolithic concrete is normal concrete with granite dust trowelled into the surface when it is ‘stand on’ dry to improve surface resistance to wear and dusting. Lavatories, kitchen, store rooms etc., are finished in terrazzo and granolithic paving on expanded metal. This eliminated the need for a granolithic layer and could be used to repair existing floors. 1.1 (of a floor or surface) rendered with granolithic concrete. Example sentencesExamples Floors may be either granolithic or concrete finished with quarry tiles or terracotta and laid with non-slip tracks. From the main entrance, winding its way across the park to Pleasant Street is a granolithic flagged walk eight feet wide and sixteen hundred feet long. A large and expensively fitted skating rink is being erected by a leading architect, with granolithic floors and every modern improvement. noun ˌɡranə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌɡranəˈliTHik mass noun Granolithic concrete or rendering. Example sentencesExamples Granolithic mortar is really a fine-grade concrete. Experiments have proven that use of granolithic concrete is cost efficient and effectively reduces erosion by abrasion of the top layer. Origin Late 19th century: from grano- (irregular combining form from Latin granum 'grain') + Greek lithos 'stone' + -ic. Definition of granolithic in US English: granolithic adjectiveˌɡranəˈliTHik 1(of concrete) containing fine granite chippings or crushed granite, used to render floors and surfaces. Example sentencesExamples Sometimes, granolithic concrete is normal concrete with granite dust trowelled into the surface when it is ‘stand on’ dry to improve surface resistance to wear and dusting. The model proper is made in granolithic concrete directly in the mould. This eliminated the need for a granolithic layer and could be used to repair existing floors. Lavatories, kitchen, store rooms etc., are finished in terrazzo and granolithic paving on expanded metal. Classified index to advertisements, from granolithic paving manufacturers to monumental masons. 1.1 (of a floor or surface) rendered with granolithic concrete. Example sentencesExamples Floors may be either granolithic or concrete finished with quarry tiles or terracotta and laid with non-slip tracks. From the main entrance, winding its way across the park to Pleasant Street is a granolithic flagged walk eight feet wide and sixteen hundred feet long. A large and expensively fitted skating rink is being erected by a leading architect, with granolithic floors and every modern improvement. nounˌɡranəˈliTHik Granolithic concrete or rendering. Example sentencesExamples Experiments have proven that use of granolithic concrete is cost efficient and effectively reduces erosion by abrasion of the top layer. Granolithic mortar is really a fine-grade concrete. Origin Late 19th century: from grano- (irregular combining form from Latin granum ‘grain’) + Greek lithos ‘stone’ + -ic.
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