| 释义 |
prefabriˈcation
[pre- A. 2.]
The manufacture or use of prefabricated components.
1932W. H. Ham in Architecture Apr. 195/1 Plaster.., down to ten years ago, prohibited any advanced thought along the line of prefabrication which would create economies worth while. 1946Sun (Baltimore) 8 Feb. 4/2 Prefabrication seems to be the only solution to obtaining low-cost housing for veterans. 1952J. B. Singer Plastics in Building i. 25 Prefabrication, which at one time was only intended to bridge the gap in housing shortage, has been gradually extended to cover new fields. The use of factory-produced components is universally recognized as a means to rapid and economical building. 1960I. Cross Backward Sex 13 Albertville High School was a conglomeration of brick permanence and prefabrication. 1972Daily Tel. (Colour Suppl.) 17 Nov. 79/2 For the upper ten storeys, standardisation and pre-fabrication were very extensively used. |