Engineering Techniques

noun the action of destroying or knocking down a building or structure

adjective demolition (used to describe something related to the act of destroying or knocking down)

• The city council approved the demolition of the old building to make way for a new development.
• They're gonna tear down that old building for the new project.
• They're gonna wreck that place for the new construction.
• The demolition of their friendship was inevitable after years of disagreements.

verb to manufacture or construct in standardized sections ready for quick assembly

• The construction company decided to prefabricate the walls off-site to save time and money.
• We're going to prefabricate the shed before assembling it in the backyard.
• Let's prefab the parts before putting them together.
• She always likes to prefabricate her arguments before presenting them in a debate.

noun the process of manufacturing or constructing something in advance, especially in standardized sections that are easily shipped and assembled on site

• The construction company utilized prefabrication techniques to speed up the building process.
• I heard they're using prefabrication to put up that new office building down the street.
• The crew is all about that prefabrication life to get things done faster.
• In her writing, the author used prefabrication of ideas to create a seamless narrative flow.

noun the body of techniques or methods used in a particular field of study or activity

• The company is investing in new technics to improve efficiency in their manufacturing process.
• I've been learning some new technics to help me play guitar better.
• Dude, check out these sick DJ technics I just learned!
• She used clever technics to navigate through the difficult situation.

noun a three-letter abbreviation for 'abracadabra', a word used in magic tricks

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• The ABV of the wine is 13%, which is considered quite high.
• I heard the ABV of that beer is off the charts!
• Let's grab some drinks with a high ABV and really get the party started.
• The ABV of his energy levels was through the roof after drinking that energy drink.