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macadam
, road construction, pavement made of layers of compacted
broken stone, now usually bound with tar or asphalt. Named
after John Loudon McAdam (1756–1836), Scottish
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maintenance (F maintenance, R intretinere) combination of any actions carried out to retain an item in, or restore it to, an acceptable condition (BS 5405) |
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manufacturer (F fabricant, R producator, fabrica, fabricant) . |
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. masonry (R zidarie) the science, art, craft and trade of building in natural or artificial stone. The term is often extended to work in brick and tile. Ancient examples of immense irregular blocks of stone, laid together without mortar, have been found throughout Europe, Americas, Africa, and Asia. The ancient Greeks and Romans developed masonry techniques that are still used today. Rubble masonry uses irregular and coarsely jointed quarried or field stone. Ashlar masonry contains carefully worked stones set with fine, close joints. Either kind of masonry may be laid with or without mortar. Also mason (R zidar)
Mildew (F mildiou, R mucegai)mold whenever it occurs on fabrics, leather, etc. |
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Mix (R dozaj)...Such as concrete or mortar mix Mixer (R malaxor, betoniera)... mode of failure (F mode de rupture) .. |
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Moisture
(R umiditate, continut (ridicat) de ~) .Mold,
Can/Brit: mould (F moisissure, feutrage de champignons de petite taille, R mucegai).Woolly or powdery fungal growth that forms on the surface of materials in damp, stagnant atmospheres |
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Mortar (R mortar) mixture of lime and/or cement with sand and water, used either as a binding material for bricks and stone or as a plaster
movement (R miscare)... 1. necessary movement capability (F degré de liberté de mouvement nécessaire) |
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