| 单词 | tenon |
| 释义 | tenon From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtenonten‧on /ˈtenən/ noun [countable] technicalTICan end of a piece of wood, that has been cut to fit exactly into a mortise in order to form a strong jointExamples from the Corpustenon• Mitred housings with mortice and tenon joints were used.• The seat of the chair is a straight forward mortise and tenon construction apart from two considerations.• Cutting tenons on a table saw.• If you find pegged tenons, the next stage is to drill out the pegs without damaging the surrounding wood.• Another tip: cut the top-rail tenons just short of the rail depth.• He cuts the tenon shoulders one at a time, and then lines them up to make a final pass if necessary.• At this stage there would be no harm in leaving the tenons slightly long.• The risk A man with a clipboard told me that the cutting of the tenons is a dangerous practice.Origin tenon (1400-1500) Old French tenir; → TENANT |
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