truss|trusses in English

noun

[trʌs]

supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle; cluster of fruit or flowers

Use "truss|trusses" in a sentence

1. TRUSS BRIDGES are supported by trusses shaped like triangles.

2. a member of a side truss, horizontal truss or bulkhead;

3. A truss.

4. (13) a member of a side truss, horizontal truss or bulkhead;

5. Truss bridges make use of a large frame called the truss.

6. in the case of trusses of

7. (m) a member of a side truss, horizontal truss or bulkhead;

8. Truss posts, not of metal

9. The system also includes a plurality of trusses.

10. Acoustic stringed instrument bridge truss

11. Nailplates [non-metallic] for the assembly of roof trusses

12. A large, bright window, a ceiling featuring trusses...

13. We should improvise a truss.

14. Truss, this is a critical window.

15. Two lines from the spreader bar attach to the truss to move the truss using a crane.

16. The Bowstring truss, also known as the arched rib truss, uses similar components to other truss systems such as the use of a top chord, bottom chord, struts, and ties

17. The structural parts tested were: small glulam beams, finger-joints of boards, and special structural parts, such as triangular trusses, Wellstegtrusses, and Trigonit-trusses.

18. Based on these selections, the truss creation tool generates a layout and structural members of a truss.

19. No, I don't wear a truss.

20. Truss construction for a passenger conveyor

21. This is not a Bowstrung truss assembly

22. A method of fabricating a truss (12).

23. The sizing scale does not apply to trusses of tomatoes.

24. Elastic, adhesive and cohesive bandages, trusses, anatomical bandages for joints

25. The apse is deep. The trusses of the ceiling stand out.