Noun:

স্যাঁতসেঁতে অবশ্যই,

damp course's Usage Examples:

Often a damp course is placed at the level of the water table to prevent upward penetration.

Camborne railway station, with hard blue engineering bricks used as a damp course and as a decorative edging to doorways and windows.

time rolls on the surface of the ground also becomes elevated, and this damp course is soon lost to sight.

They all had to have a damp course and foundations.

The damp course could be a layer of asphalt in bricks at least 9 inches.

develops a relationship with Tom, a builder, who arrives to install a damp course in the kitchen and then is employed to do further jobs, including converting.

basement or cellar and those constructed before the commonplace use of a damp course.

damp course in the original building.

Foundations are of cement and the face work of Hendra brick is protected by a damp course.

9cm) thick layer of asphalt was laid over the flat concrete roof as a damp course.

The hall was re-roofed in 1975, and a damp course inserted into the main building in 1976.

further restoration works were undertaken being primarily incorporating a damp course barrier, laying concrete floors in the ground floor and laying drainage.

Since the cars can not race on a wet or damp course, rainy weather (and even rainy forecasts) are often despised by fans.

extend out from near the top of the wall to the north and south, A slate damp course exists at the base of the facade.

the opening of The Pavilion, 4 April 1904 Under all walls there was a damp course of fibrous asphalt.

Synonyms:

course; row; damp-proof course;

Antonyms:

stand still; ebb; unnaturally;