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Meanings of pisé in English
Technique for constructing foundations, floors, and walls by compacting a damp mixture of sub soil.
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Examples for "taipa"
Examples for "taipa"
1
Soon after Taipa had finished this address to the assembly, Feenou left us.
2
Touboulangee and Taipa kept their promise, and brought off to me some hogs.
3
Police expect to recover the bones from the Taipa site tomorrow for a post-mortem.
4
Northland police are investigating after possible human remains were found in scrub near Taipa in the Far North.
5
At a meeting in Taipa today, the school's community was told it would be permanently shut from Friday.
1
The fortifications looked to Temper like nothing more solid than simple rammed earth.
2
Probably got rammed earth behind those walls, but they're not really expecting direct artillery fire.
3
Some of New Zealand's rammed earth house houses date back to the 1800s and are still going strong.
4
The rammed earth is stunning.
5
Most houses were low one-story affairs that were made of rammed earth and could withstand even the worst storms.
Usage of pisé in English
1
To Miss Hannah More, Jan. 1.-With a present of "Christine de Pise."
2
And one thing besides will be manifest, viz., that Rusticien de Pise was no Frenchman!
3
The words of Charles C. Pise and his example had produced an impression greater than was apparent.
4
But I wish thar was some, and I could pisen it for him.
5
I 'pose dis gemman can told what you 'tole, replied the policeman, turning to Peverell.
6
When my hurry is over, I will send you a copy to pisen the children with.
7
When my hurry is over, I will send you an autograph copy to pisen the children with.
8
But them coyotes thet live off the land an' pretend to be American when they ain't-theymake me pisen mad.
9
"How was I to guess that some one was tryin' to pisen Miss Marvin?"
10
"I s'pose I kinder pisen and wither up his good feelin's like a sulphuric acid fact'ry."
11
39. Who, then, was Rusticiano, or, as the name actually is read in the oldest type of MS., "Messire Rustacians de Pise"?
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Pisé through the time