| 释义 |
clead·ing
\ˈklēdiŋ\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English clething, cleding, from the gerund of clethen, cleden to clothe
1. chiefly Scotland : clothing, attire
2. : a lining or covering of boards, planks, battens, or nonconducting material (as for lining a ship's cabin or a mine shaft or for insulating a boiler or engine cylinder) : lagging |