revetment
Prononciation : [rɪˈvɛt.mənt]
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Contexte : « architecture »
(noun) a revetment is a structure built to protect the land or buildings from erosion by water, like when waves hit the shore. It acts like a shield to keep things safe.
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The new revetment along the coastline helped prevent damage during the storm.
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Without a revetment, the beach could be washed away by high tides.
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What materials are used to build a revetment?
Contexte : « military »
(noun) in military terms, a revetment is a wall or a bank built to protect soldiers or equipment. It gives them safety from enemy fire, like a strong little hideout.
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The troops took cover behind the revetment during the attack.
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The soldiers weren't protected because there was no revetment nearby.
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How effective was the revetment at keeping the soldiers safe?
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