Pronunciation: /ʃiːtɪŋ/
noun a large rectangular piece of fabric or material
A1 I use a bed sheeting to cover my mattress.
A2 The sheeting on the roof of the house was blown away by the strong wind.
B1 The sheeting on the table was made of high-quality fabric.
B2 The sheeting used in construction projects must be durable and weather-resistant.
C1 The sheeting used in printing presses must be carefully selected for optimal results.
C2 The sheeting on the aircraft's wings is designed to reduce drag and improve aerodynamics.
verb present participle of the verb 'sheet', which means to cover or wrap with a sheet of material
A1 I am sheeting the bed before I go to sleep.
A2 She learned how to sheet a roof during her construction training.
B1 The workers were sheeting the windows to protect them from the storm.
B2 The artist was sheeting the canvas with paint to create a masterpiece.
C1 The company specializes in sheeting metal for various industrial applications.
C2 The skilled craftsman was sheeting the copper to create intricate designs for the building facade.
formal The construction workers were busy sheeting the roof of the new building.
informal I need to buy some sheeting to cover up my old furniture.
slang Let's grab some sheeting and make a makeshift tent in the backyard.
figurative The dense fog was like a thick sheeting covering the entire city.
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