Definition of pisé in English:

pisé

noun ˈpiːzeɪpēˈzā

mass noun

Building material of stiff clay or earth, forced between boards which are removed as it hardens.
Example sentencesExamples
- These, and other basic materials such as adobe or pisé (rammed earth), persisted in vernacular building into the early twentieth century, when buildings in the Victorian Mallee were still being built from tree roots.
- Employing workers from the nearby village, Damoussi used only traditional techniques: the walls are pisé and the tatoui ceilings are constructed with beams of silver birch laid over bamboo.

Origin

Late 18th century: French, literally 'pounded', past participle of piser.

Definition of pisé in US English:

pisé

nounpēˈzā

Building material of stiff clay or earth, forced into forms that are removed as it hardens.
Example sentencesExamples
- Employing workers from the nearby village, Damoussi used only traditional techniques: the walls are pisé and the tatoui ceilings are constructed with beams of silver birch laid over bamboo.
- These, and other basic materials such as adobe or pisé (rammed earth), persisted in vernacular building into the early twentieth century, when buildings in the Victorian Mallee were still being built from tree roots.

Origin

Late 18th century: French, literally ‘pounded’, past participle of piser.

单词	pisé
释义	Definition of pisé in English: pisé noun ˈpiːzeɪpēˈzā mass noun Building material of stiff clay or earth, forced between boards which are removed as it hardens. Example sentencesExamples These, and other basic materials such as adobe or pisé (rammed earth), persisted in vernacular building into the early twentieth century, when buildings in the Victorian Mallee were still being built from tree roots. Employing workers from the nearby village, Damoussi used only traditional techniques: the walls are pisé and the tatoui ceilings are constructed with beams of silver birch laid over bamboo. Origin Late 18th century: French, literally 'pounded', past participle of piser. Definition of pisé in US English: pisé nounpēˈzā Building material of stiff clay or earth, forced into forms that are removed as it hardens. Example sentencesExamples Employing workers from the nearby village, Damoussi used only traditional techniques: the walls are pisé and the tatoui ceilings are constructed with beams of silver birch laid over bamboo. These, and other basic materials such as adobe or pisé (rammed earth), persisted in vernacular building into the early twentieth century, when buildings in the Victorian Mallee were still being built from tree roots. Origin Late 18th century: French, literally ‘pounded’, past participle of piser.
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