Definition
Definition of thill - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationRare UK one of two shafts on a cartRare UK
- The horse was hitched between the thills.
2.
miningRare UK shallow underclay under a coal seamRare UK
- The miners dug through the thill to reach the coal.
Origin of thill
Old English, thille (plank)
Examples of thill in a sentence
He repaired the thill before the next trip. The geologist examined the thill for mineral content. Thill layers can indicate the age of a coal seam.
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- French:brancard, thill, ...
- German:Deichsel, Thill, ...
- Italian:timone, argilla sottostante, ...
- Spanish:timón, arcilla, ...
- Portuguese:timon, subsolo, ...
- Chinese:辕杆, 底层土, ...
- Japanese:轅, 下層粘土, ...
- Arabic:ذراع عربة, الطبقة الطينية تحت الفحم, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁכוּת, שִׁכְבַת חִמָּר, ...
- Russian:оглобля, тилл, ...
- Ukrainian:дишель, підглиняний шар, ...
- Hindi:शाफ्ट, अंडरक्ले, ...
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