| 释义 |
da·do
I. \ˈdā(ˌ)dō sometimes ˈdä(-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Italian, die, cube, plinth, perhaps from Arabic dad game
1.
a. : the part of a pedestal of a column included between the base and the surbase — called also die
b. : the part of the basement of a wall included between the surbase and the base course
c. : the lower part of an interior wall when adorned with moldings or otherwise specially decorated or faced; also : the molding, facing, or other decoration adorning this part of a wall
2. [dado (II) ] : a groove made by dadoing
3. : a plane or other tool for dadoing : dado plane, dado head
 [dado 1a: 1 surbase, 2 dado, 3 base]
II. transitive verb
(dadoed ; dadoed ; dadoing ; dadoes or dados)
1. : to furnish with a dado
< a dadoed living room >
2. : to secure by fitting into a groove : set into a groove
< dado the shelves of the bookcases to make them solider >
3. : to cut a rectangular groove in (as a plank) |