Ripa Meaning in English
word
ˈɹipə
REE-puh
ˈraɪpə
RYE-puh
释义
A 'ripa' is a thin, narrow strip of wood, often used in construction, roofing, or as support in furniture.
用法与细微差别
'Ripa' is mostly used in construction or carpentry contexts in English, and may not be widely recognized outside these fields. Typical collocations: 'wooden ripa', 'roof ripa'. Don't confuse with 'plank' (broader and thicker).
Spanish: tabla (de madera) - plancha (de madera)Portuguese (BR): ripa - tábua (de madeira)Portuguese (PT): ripa - tábua (de madeira)Chinese (Simplified): 木板 - 薄木条Chinese (Traditional): 木板 - 薄木條Hindi: लकड़ी की पट्टी - लकड़ी का तख्ताArabic: لوح خشبي - شرائح خشبيةBengali: পাতলা কাঠের পাতি - কাঠের ফালাRussian: рейкаJapanese: 細長い木材 - 桟（さん）Vietnamese: thanh gỗ mỏng - ripaKorean: 널빤지 (얇은 나무) - 리파Turkish: ince tahta şerit - çıtaUrdu: پٹی (لکڑی) - پٹیIndonesian: bilah kayu tipis - kayu reng
例句
The ripa supports the roof tiles.
basic
I need a ripa to fix the chair.
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He bought several ripas for his woodworking project.
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Be careful—the ripa is a bit weak in the middle.
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Can you pass me that ripa near the ladder?
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This old house was built with nothing but ripa and nails.
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