calk
calk
kɔk
kawk
/kˈalk/

Definición y significado de "calk"en inglés

01

calco, taco

a metal projection on the underside of a horseshoe, designed to prevent slipping and improve traction
Ejemplos
The farrier replaced the worn calks before the race.
El herrador reemplazó los tacos desgastados antes de la carrera.
to calk
01

to injure, especially a horse, with a calk or sharp projection on a shoe

Ejemplos
He checked the hooves carefully to ensure none were calked.
02

to seal joints or seams, especially in a ship, building, or pipe, using a waterproof material such as tar, putty, or caulking compound

Ejemplos
Shipbuilders once calked decks with pitch and oakum.
03

to equip a shoe, especially a horse's shoe, with calks or projections for better traction

Ejemplos
Farmers often calked their animals' shoes during winter plowing.
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