subjectile
sybʒɛktil
Definition Synonyms
Definition of subjectile - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
peintureTECH. surface sur laquelle on applique de la peinture ou un enduitTECH.
- Le peintre prépare soigneusement le subjectile avant d'appliquer la première couche.
2.
signalisationTECH. support sur lequel sont fixés les matériaux des panneaux routiersTECH.
- Le subjectile du panneau de signalisation résiste aux intempéries.
Origin of subjectile
latin, subjectilis (jetable)
Examples of subjectile in a sentence
On choisit un subjectile adapté selon la technique de peinture. Le subjectile doit être solide pour supporter le panneau. Un subjectile endommagé peut rendre la signalisation illisible.
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- English:substrate, backing, ...
- German:Malgrund, Trägerplatte, ...
- Italian:supporto, sostrato, ...
- Spanish:soporte, soporte de señalización, ...
- Portuguese:suporte, ...
- Chinese:基底, 底板, ...
- Japanese:下地, 基板, ...
- Arabic:السطح الحامل, الدعامة الأساسية للوحة, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁטַח לִצְבִיעָה, מַשְׁטַח, ...
- Russian:грунт, основа, ...
- Ukrainian:основа, основа знака, ...
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