Definition of shuttering in English:

shuttering

nounˈʃʌt(ə)rɪŋˈʃədərɪŋ

mass noun

1Wood in planks or strips used as a temporary structure to contain setting concrete, to support the sides of trenches, or similar.
Example sentencesExamples
- Forests have been razed (particularly in Queensland) to provide once-used shuttering for elegant poured concrete buildings.
- Detailed with the same dimension and orientation as the shuttering of the concrete, these linings make reference to the conspicuous layering of construction, to time and the sequence of making.
- Nowadays tunnels are mainly lined with concrete segments or with concrete pumped in between the excavated ground and internal shuttering.
- The walls emerged from the standardized shuttering normally used in concrete construction like a sort of rich cake, carved into by the thin courtyard.
- But when a Thames spate shifted these supports, Brunel secretly ordered his carpenters to leave a gap between the brickwork and the replaced shuttering.
- There's a flexibility in molding concrete by using temporary shuttering or a mould.
- Further, no shuttering is required as this function is provided by the bottom layer concrete blocks.
- The architect insisted that shuttering supporting the new stonework should be taken down.
1. 1.1count noun A temporary structure made from planks.

Definition of shuttering in US English:

shuttering

nounˈʃədərɪŋˈSHədəriNG

1Wood in planks or strips used as a temporary structure for fencing to contain setting concrete, to support the sides of trenches, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- The architect insisted that shuttering supporting the new stonework should be taken down.
- But when a Thames spate shifted these supports, Brunel secretly ordered his carpenters to leave a gap between the brickwork and the replaced shuttering.
- Further, no shuttering is required as this function is provided by the bottom layer concrete blocks.
- Detailed with the same dimension and orientation as the shuttering of the concrete, these linings make reference to the conspicuous layering of construction, to time and the sequence of making.
- The walls emerged from the standardized shuttering normally used in concrete construction like a sort of rich cake, carved into by the thin courtyard.
- Forests have been razed (particularly in Queensland) to provide once-used shuttering for elegant poured concrete buildings.
- Nowadays tunnels are mainly lined with concrete segments or with concrete pumped in between the excavated ground and internal shuttering.
- There's a flexibility in molding concrete by using temporary shuttering or a mould.
1. 1.1 A temporary structure made from planks.

单词	shuttering
释义	Definition of shuttering in English: shuttering nounˈʃʌt(ə)rɪŋˈʃədərɪŋ mass noun 1Wood in planks or strips used as a temporary structure to contain setting concrete, to support the sides of trenches, or similar. Example sentencesExamples Forests have been razed (particularly in Queensland) to provide once-used shuttering for elegant poured concrete buildings. Detailed with the same dimension and orientation as the shuttering of the concrete, these linings make reference to the conspicuous layering of construction, to time and the sequence of making. Nowadays tunnels are mainly lined with concrete segments or with concrete pumped in between the excavated ground and internal shuttering. The walls emerged from the standardized shuttering normally used in concrete construction like a sort of rich cake, carved into by the thin courtyard. But when a Thames spate shifted these supports, Brunel secretly ordered his carpenters to leave a gap between the brickwork and the replaced shuttering. There's a flexibility in molding concrete by using temporary shuttering or a mould. Further, no shuttering is required as this function is provided by the bottom layer concrete blocks. The architect insisted that shuttering supporting the new stonework should be taken down. 1.1count noun A temporary structure made from planks. Definition of shuttering in US English: shuttering nounˈʃədərɪŋˈSHədəriNG 1Wood in planks or strips used as a temporary structure for fencing to contain setting concrete, to support the sides of trenches, etc. Example sentencesExamples The architect insisted that shuttering supporting the new stonework should be taken down. But when a Thames spate shifted these supports, Brunel secretly ordered his carpenters to leave a gap between the brickwork and the replaced shuttering. Further, no shuttering is required as this function is provided by the bottom layer concrete blocks. Detailed with the same dimension and orientation as the shuttering of the concrete, these linings make reference to the conspicuous layering of construction, to time and the sequence of making. The walls emerged from the standardized shuttering normally used in concrete construction like a sort of rich cake, carved into by the thin courtyard. Forests have been razed (particularly in Queensland) to provide once-used shuttering for elegant poured concrete buildings. Nowadays tunnels are mainly lined with concrete segments or with concrete pumped in between the excavated ground and internal shuttering. There's a flexibility in molding concrete by using temporary shuttering or a mould. 1.1 A temporary structure made from planks.
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