decking
ˈdɛkɪŋ
decking: wooden platform in a garden or yard
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Definition of decking - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
platformwooden platform in a garden or yard
  • We enjoyed dinner on the decking.
flooring planking timber
2.
boardswooden boards fixed to the ground outdoors
  • They installed decking around the pool area.
flooring planking
3.
constructionRarematerial used for building outdoor decksRare
  • The decking was made of durable composite material.
flooring planking

Adjective

1.
outdoor floorrelated to a floor or platform outside
  • The decking material is weather-resistant.
flooring planking
2.
constructionmade of materials used for decks
  • The decking material is perfect for outdoor patios.
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  • decking: wooden platform in a garden or yard
    wooden platform in a garden or yard
  • decking: wooden boards fixed to the ground outdoors
    wooden boards fixed to the ground outdoors
  • decking: material used for building outdoor decks
    material used for building outdoor decks

Origin of decking

Dutch, dek (cover) + -ing (action)

Terms with decking included in their meaning

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wood
durable softwood often used outdoors for decking and siding
wood
durable Australian hardwood commonly used for flooring and decking

Examples of decking in a sentence

  • Children played on the decking during the party.
  • The garden's decking was made of cedar wood.
  • We spent the afternoon painting the new decking.
  • The decking needs to be replaced after the storm damage.
  • We chose cedar for the new decking around the pool.
  • They installed new decking in the backyard.

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  1. French:decking, extérieur, ...
  2. German:Terrasse, Außenboden, ...
  3. Italian:decking, da esterno, ...
  4. Spanish:tarima, exterior, ...
  5. Portuguese:deck, pavimento ao ar livre, ...
  6. Chinese:露台, 露台地板, ...
  7. Japanese:デッキ, 屋外用の, ...
  8. Arabic:مِنصَّة خَشَبِيَّة, خَشَبِيّ خارِجِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דֶּק, לַדֶּק, ...
  10. Russian:настил, уличный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тераса, підлога на відкритому повітрі, ...
  12. Hindi:डेकिंग, बाहरी, ...
deck
dɛk
deck: set of playing cards
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Definition of deck - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
gameset of playing cards
  • He shuffled the deck before dealing.
pack set stack
2.
outdoorUSwooden platform in a gardenUS
  • They had lunch on the garden deck.
patio terrace veranda
3.
maritimefloorlike covering on a ship
  • The crew gathered on the deck for a meeting.
floor platform

Verb

tr.
1.
fightUSknock someone to the floor with a punchUS
  • He decked his opponent with one punch.
hit punch
2.
coveringcover or overspread something
  • The ground was decked with snow.
blanket cover overlay
3.
decorationUSdecorate or adorn brightly or festivelyUS
  • They decked the halls with boughs of holly..
adorn embellish garnish
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  • deck: set of playing cards
    set of playing cards
  • deck: wooden platform in a garden
    wooden platform in a garden
  • deck: floorlike covering on a ship
    floorlike covering on a ship
  • deck: equipment for playing tapes or records
    equipment for playing tapes or records

Expressions with deck

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ready for action or duty
The team is on deck for the big game.
decorate something to make it more attractive
They decked out the hall for the wedding.
put on nice clothes for an event
She decided to deck up for the party.
cover a surface with a deck structure
We plan to deck over the patio this summer.
everyone must help immediately
The project deadline is tomorrow, so it's all hands on deck.
move quickly down to the ground, often for safety
When the alarm sounded, everyone hit the deck.

Origin of deck

Dutch, dek (covering)

Examples of deck in a sentence

  • The deck was missing a few cards.
  • The deck was perfect for summer barbecues.
  • They installed a new deck in the backyard.
  • Passengers relaxed on the deck under the sun.
  • The deck was slippery after the rainstorm.
  • The marketing team reviewed the deck before the meeting.

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  1. French:deck, terrasser, ...
  2. German:Deck, niederschlagen, ...
  3. Italian:mazzo, stendere, ...
  4. Spanish:mazo, derribar, ...
  5. Portuguese:baralho, derrubar, ...
  6. Chinese:牌, 打倒, ...
  7. Japanese:デッキ, 殴り倒す, ...
  8. Arabic:رُزْمة, أَسقَطَ بِلكمَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲפִיסַת קְלָפִים, לְהַפִּיל, ...
  10. Russian:колода, отправить в нокаут, ...
  11. Ukrainian:колода, збивати, ...
  12. Hindi:ताश की गड्डी, मुक्का मारकर गिरा देना, ...

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