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prefab

[ US /ˈpɹiˈfæb/ ]
[ UK /pɹɪfˈæb/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. manufactured in standard sizes to be shipped and assembled elsewhere
    a prefab structure
NOUN
  1. a prefabricated structure

How To Use prefab In A Sentence

  • The Red Cross expected to prefabricate some replacement homes and package them for air delivery, at a total cost of $100000.
  • At that time there was not a mention of school closure - everything looked rosy in the garden with the promise of some 11 prefabs for the school.
  • Short strings of words, prefabricated motifs, are here the building blocks to be arranged with respect to rhythm and rhyme, linking verbal and nonverbal themes in a composite system.
  • So-called pumice-concrete "hollow floor fillers" can be used in constructing ribbed floors (Fig. 47), e.g. when there is a shortage of form - work material, since such floors consist exclusively of prefabricated members. 3. Precast Pumice-Concrete Building Members
  • The school was granted some temporary prefabs to replace old dilapidated ones which were declared unsafe, but with both sets of these prefabs in the school at the same time, the children lost a lot of their playground space.
  • First, we prefabricate three theoretical assumptions about the mechanisms of incentive and moral restriction of the entrepreneur"s behaviors.
  • We met at Prefab, on a cold, blusterous winter's day, over steaming bowls of excellent chowder and chunks of crusty bread.
  • Every part of the grid is connected to the floor, which was prefabricated with connections.
  • Local craftspeople can easily prefabricate the bamboo structures. 79. Community-run preschool centres in low-income areas
  • The government had given them prefabricated buildings instead.
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