matting
noun (matting, uncountable); verb form (-ing of mat: matting, of hair or fur)
Everyday
- Matting is material such as rubber, rope, straw or plastic used to cover floors, often in large rolls. tree →
- Matting of hair or fur is when it tangles into thick knots. tree →
In the lessons
In everyday life and safety, rubber matting is put under swings and in gyms so falls hurt less, and non-slip matting stops slipping in bathrooms. Pet owners brush dogs and cats to stop matting.
Examples
- The gym floor is covered with soft matting. tree →
- There is rubber matting under the climbing frame. tree →
- The hall had straw matting on the floor. tree →
- Brush your dog every day to stop matting. tree →
- Put non-slip matting in the shower. tree →
- We cut the matting to fit the doorway. tree →
- Matting was spread for him to squat on, and the best provisions set before him. tree →
Note
Uncountable: "some matting", "a roll of matting". "A mat" is a single piece; "matting" is the material. Spelling: double t.
On Mova
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