Definition of dowel in English:

dowel

nounPlural dowels ˈdaʊəlˈdaʊ(ə)l

A projecting peg used for holding together components of a structure.
Example sentencesExamples
- The engineer required three horizontal bars with vertical dowels at 24 inches on center.
- One of the best ways is to attach the legs to the rails by using dowels because of their strength.
- Instead it's all held together with dowels and pegs.
- Now I had about 5/8 of an inch of the dowels sticking out past the bottoms of the frames.
- Five or six head staves are fitted together with wooden dowels or stainless steel gudgeons (headless nails) Then the head is cut to size, usually slightly oval in shape.
- From the dowel rod attach enough heavy fabric to make a privacy screen around where your guest will camp out.
- Yet they were only partly assembled - fitted together using dowels and tongue-in-groove joints - and their loose branches were propped against the wall.
- Supercolumns are connected to concrete foundations through reinforcing dowels set into drilled shafts.
- This happens when subbases are not fully compacted, so load transfer dowels (smooth bars) are used to span across joints to provide continuity that accommodates the rolling loads.
- When the glue has dried, trim the dowel off flush with the cabinet, drill a small pilot hole into the end of the dowel, and reinstall the door with the original screws.
- Buy a flat sheet, cut a slit on each side of the top hem and slide a dowel rod through it.
- Wood dowels work better to keep the laminate from sticking to the cemented counter surface than brown par when laying the counter top.
- Put wood glue on the stiles, rails, dowels, and the dowel holes.
- A rambling collection of old log buildings put together with wood dowels, the Gakona Lodge and Trading Post dates back to 1904 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Dab a little wood glue into the hole, insert the dowel, and drive a 5/8-inch or 3/4-inch screw through the back of the wood to secure the dowel.
- Glue the dowels and the edges of the outer frame pieces together.
- For hanging table linens, dowels bolted onto the back walls or mounted on a frame bolted to the sides or bottom of pantries, closets or cabinets make linens easily accessible while minimizing creases and fold lines.
- The grout anchors bolts, dowels, and reinforcing bars, and patches and caulks concrete block.
- A 1-inch-deep and 2-to 3-inch-wide keyway is finished into the top of the footer, dowels projecting up from its center line.
- To ingrain the proper move, set up a practice station in your back yard as I've done here: Stick a dowel or old golf shaft in the ground so it's next to your right hip when you're in your address position.

verbdoweling, dowels, dowelled, doweled, dowelling ˈdaʊəlˈdaʊ(ə)l

[with object]

Fasten with a dowel or dowels.
the pivot bearings are doweled into the face of the limb butts
Example sentencesExamples
- If you do not dowel the top the joints will separate and warp over time.
- The logs are cut to specification in Finland and then dowelled together on site to form an amazing design feature both internally and externally.
- Turned feet were doweled into blocks glued to the case, with the dowels frequently extending into the case itself.
- In total, about ten miles of 150-foot FRP rods were dowelled into the shared silo walls and embedded in epoxy adhesive.
- Its seat is comprised of tongue-and-groove pieces, while the leg stretchers are doweled into place.

Origin

Middle English: perhaps from Middle Low German dovel.

Rhymes

avowal, Baden-Powell, bowel, disembowel, Howell, Powell, rowel, towel, trowel, vowel

Definition of dowel in US English:

dowel

nounˈdou(ə)lˈdaʊ(ə)l

A peg of wood, metal, or plastic without a distinct head, used for holding together components of a structure.
Example sentencesExamples
- For hanging table linens, dowels bolted onto the back walls or mounted on a frame bolted to the sides or bottom of pantries, closets or cabinets make linens easily accessible while minimizing creases and fold lines.
- Put wood glue on the stiles, rails, dowels, and the dowel holes.
- Buy a flat sheet, cut a slit on each side of the top hem and slide a dowel rod through it.
- From the dowel rod attach enough heavy fabric to make a privacy screen around where your guest will camp out.
- Dab a little wood glue into the hole, insert the dowel, and drive a 5/8-inch or 3/4-inch screw through the back of the wood to secure the dowel.
- The grout anchors bolts, dowels, and reinforcing bars, and patches and caulks concrete block.
- To ingrain the proper move, set up a practice station in your back yard as I've done here: Stick a dowel or old golf shaft in the ground so it's next to your right hip when you're in your address position.
- Yet they were only partly assembled - fitted together using dowels and tongue-in-groove joints - and their loose branches were propped against the wall.
- A rambling collection of old log buildings put together with wood dowels, the Gakona Lodge and Trading Post dates back to 1904 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- A 1-inch-deep and 2-to 3-inch-wide keyway is finished into the top of the footer, dowels projecting up from its center line.
- Glue the dowels and the edges of the outer frame pieces together.
- The engineer required three horizontal bars with vertical dowels at 24 inches on center.
- Wood dowels work better to keep the laminate from sticking to the cemented counter surface than brown par when laying the counter top.
- One of the best ways is to attach the legs to the rails by using dowels because of their strength.
- When the glue has dried, trim the dowel off flush with the cabinet, drill a small pilot hole into the end of the dowel, and reinstall the door with the original screws.
- Supercolumns are connected to concrete foundations through reinforcing dowels set into drilled shafts.
- Instead it's all held together with dowels and pegs.
- Now I had about 5/8 of an inch of the dowels sticking out past the bottoms of the frames.
- This happens when subbases are not fully compacted, so load transfer dowels (smooth bars) are used to span across joints to provide continuity that accommodates the rolling loads.
- Five or six head staves are fitted together with wooden dowels or stainless steel gudgeons (headless nails) Then the head is cut to size, usually slightly oval in shape.

verbˈdou(ə)lˈdaʊ(ə)l

[with object]

Fasten with a dowel or dowels.
the pivot bearings are doweled into the face of the limb butts
Example sentencesExamples
- If you do not dowel the top the joints will separate and warp over time.
- In total, about ten miles of 150-foot FRP rods were dowelled into the shared silo walls and embedded in epoxy adhesive.
- Turned feet were doweled into blocks glued to the case, with the dowels frequently extending into the case itself.
- The logs are cut to specification in Finland and then dowelled together on site to form an amazing design feature both internally and externally.
- Its seat is comprised of tongue-and-groove pieces, while the leg stretchers are doweled into place.

Origin

Middle English: perhaps from Middle Low German dovel.

单词	dowel
释义	Definition of dowel in English: dowel nounPlural dowels ˈdaʊəlˈdaʊ(ə)l A projecting peg used for holding together components of a structure. Example sentencesExamples The engineer required three horizontal bars with vertical dowels at 24 inches on center. One of the best ways is to attach the legs to the rails by using dowels because of their strength. Instead it's all held together with dowels and pegs. Now I had about 5/8 of an inch of the dowels sticking out past the bottoms of the frames. Five or six head staves are fitted together with wooden dowels or stainless steel gudgeons (headless nails) Then the head is cut to size, usually slightly oval in shape. From the dowel rod attach enough heavy fabric to make a privacy screen around where your guest will camp out. Yet they were only partly assembled - fitted together using dowels and tongue-in-groove joints - and their loose branches were propped against the wall. Supercolumns are connected to concrete foundations through reinforcing dowels set into drilled shafts. This happens when subbases are not fully compacted, so load transfer dowels (smooth bars) are used to span across joints to provide continuity that accommodates the rolling loads. When the glue has dried, trim the dowel off flush with the cabinet, drill a small pilot hole into the end of the dowel, and reinstall the door with the original screws. Buy a flat sheet, cut a slit on each side of the top hem and slide a dowel rod through it. Wood dowels work better to keep the laminate from sticking to the cemented counter surface than brown par when laying the counter top. Put wood glue on the stiles, rails, dowels, and the dowel holes. A rambling collection of old log buildings put together with wood dowels, the Gakona Lodge and Trading Post dates back to 1904 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Dab a little wood glue into the hole, insert the dowel, and drive a 5/8-inch or 3/4-inch screw through the back of the wood to secure the dowel. Glue the dowels and the edges of the outer frame pieces together. For hanging table linens, dowels bolted onto the back walls or mounted on a frame bolted to the sides or bottom of pantries, closets or cabinets make linens easily accessible while minimizing creases and fold lines. The grout anchors bolts, dowels, and reinforcing bars, and patches and caulks concrete block. A 1-inch-deep and 2-to 3-inch-wide keyway is finished into the top of the footer, dowels projecting up from its center line. To ingrain the proper move, set up a practice station in your back yard as I've done here: Stick a dowel or old golf shaft in the ground so it's next to your right hip when you're in your address position. verbdoweling, dowels, dowelled, doweled, dowelling ˈdaʊəlˈdaʊ(ə)l [with object] Fasten with a dowel or dowels. the pivot bearings are doweled into the face of the limb butts Example sentencesExamples If you do not dowel the top the joints will separate and warp over time. The logs are cut to specification in Finland and then dowelled together on site to form an amazing design feature both internally and externally. Turned feet were doweled into blocks glued to the case, with the dowels frequently extending into the case itself. In total, about ten miles of 150-foot FRP rods were dowelled into the shared silo walls and embedded in epoxy adhesive. Its seat is comprised of tongue-and-groove pieces, while the leg stretchers are doweled into place. Origin Middle English: perhaps from Middle Low German dovel. Rhymes avowal, Baden-Powell, bowel, disembowel, Howell, Powell, rowel, towel, trowel, vowel Definition of dowel in US English: dowel nounˈdou(ə)lˈdaʊ(ə)l A peg of wood, metal, or plastic without a distinct head, used for holding together components of a structure. Example sentencesExamples For hanging table linens, dowels bolted onto the back walls or mounted on a frame bolted to the sides or bottom of pantries, closets or cabinets make linens easily accessible while minimizing creases and fold lines. Put wood glue on the stiles, rails, dowels, and the dowel holes. Buy a flat sheet, cut a slit on each side of the top hem and slide a dowel rod through it. From the dowel rod attach enough heavy fabric to make a privacy screen around where your guest will camp out. Dab a little wood glue into the hole, insert the dowel, and drive a 5/8-inch or 3/4-inch screw through the back of the wood to secure the dowel. The grout anchors bolts, dowels, and reinforcing bars, and patches and caulks concrete block. To ingrain the proper move, set up a practice station in your back yard as I've done here: Stick a dowel or old golf shaft in the ground so it's next to your right hip when you're in your address position. Yet they were only partly assembled - fitted together using dowels and tongue-in-groove joints - and their loose branches were propped against the wall. A rambling collection of old log buildings put together with wood dowels, the Gakona Lodge and Trading Post dates back to 1904 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A 1-inch-deep and 2-to 3-inch-wide keyway is finished into the top of the footer, dowels projecting up from its center line. Glue the dowels and the edges of the outer frame pieces together. The engineer required three horizontal bars with vertical dowels at 24 inches on center. Wood dowels work better to keep the laminate from sticking to the cemented counter surface than brown par when laying the counter top. One of the best ways is to attach the legs to the rails by using dowels because of their strength. When the glue has dried, trim the dowel off flush with the cabinet, drill a small pilot hole into the end of the dowel, and reinstall the door with the original screws. Supercolumns are connected to concrete foundations through reinforcing dowels set into drilled shafts. Instead it's all held together with dowels and pegs. Now I had about 5/8 of an inch of the dowels sticking out past the bottoms of the frames. This happens when subbases are not fully compacted, so load transfer dowels (smooth bars) are used to span across joints to provide continuity that accommodates the rolling loads. Five or six head staves are fitted together with wooden dowels or stainless steel gudgeons (headless nails) Then the head is cut to size, usually slightly oval in shape. verbˈdou(ə)lˈdaʊ(ə)l [with object] Fasten with a dowel or dowels. the pivot bearings are doweled into the face of the limb butts Example sentencesExamples If you do not dowel the top the joints will separate and warp over time. In total, about ten miles of 150-foot FRP rods were dowelled into the shared silo walls and embedded in epoxy adhesive. Turned feet were doweled into blocks glued to the case, with the dowels frequently extending into the case itself. The logs are cut to specification in Finland and then dowelled together on site to form an amazing design feature both internally and externally. Its seat is comprised of tongue-and-groove pieces, while the leg stretchers are doweled into place. Origin Middle English: perhaps from Middle Low German dovel.
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