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Definition of «bulkhead»

A bulkhead is a solid partition or wall, typically made of metal or wood, that is designed to prevent the spread of fire and/or water in a ship or other large structure. It can also refer to a heavy duty barrier or divider used for various purposes such as separating different areas within a building or vehicle.

Usage examples

  1. The ship's bulkhead prevented water from flooding into the lower compartments during the storm.
  2. Please make sure to close the bulkhead door to maintain the desired temperature in the cooler room.
  3. The construction team installed a reinforced bulkhead to separate the storage area from the main office.
  4. We need to reinforce the bulkhead in the basement to ensure it can withstand the pressure from the surrounding soil.
  5. The airline crew instructed passengers to fasten their seat belts and move towards the bulkhead in case of an emergency landing.
  6. The captain and the crew members stationed near the bulkhead to maintain control and manage any emergency situations.

Phrases with «bulkhead»

Sentences with «bulkhead»

  • Seat 11 B is a Business Class Bulkhead seat in the upper deck of the aircraft whose close proximity to the lavatory may be bothersome as it is the only one on this deck. (seatguru.com)
  • I'm always in favor or getting rid of bulkheads because so often, it's not actually serving any purpose, and allows for taller upper cabinets. (soulstyle.ca)
  • Seat 36 D is a Premium Economy Class Bulkhead seat with restricted legroom. (seatguru.com)
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