What is Cimbrar?
It is called as shaking the movement of a long stick or other flexible thing, taking it by one end. Figuratively, to shake is to give someone with a stick , so that they make him bend his body, for example: he shifted his legs for failing the school year.
On the other hand, to shake is to move the body with grace when walking, it is what is known in Latin America as “walking with a tumbao”, that is, with its own style and movement when walking, and when passing it steals the eyes of all who are present, for example: shaking his body when walking.
Lastly, there is a medicine by the name of cimbrar sr, specifically it is a muscle relaxant, which can be used for cervical and lumbar syndromes, strokes, multiple sclerosis, post-surgical muscle spasms, and diseases of the spinal cord due to degenerative, traumatic processes. , infectious or tumor.
Etymologically, there are three theories about the origin of the word cimbrar:
- It is derived from the French “cintre” and this from the Latin “cincturare” which means “waist”.
- It originates from the word “cimbria”, component of a molding.
- It comes from the word “cimbria”, and this in turn from the Latin “fimbria” which means “threads”, “fringes”.
The synonyms for shake are: balance, bend, vibrate, move, shake, etc.
Falsework in architecture
Now, the term formwork is strongly linked to the construction area, they are temporary structures that serve to support the weight of any other structure during the construction process. However, the falsework is characterized by its great use in the construction of vaults and arches to hold the segments until the completion of the work.
The formwork can be made of wood, brick, concrete, metal, rolling, sliding, among others, with respect to this point each material presents differences and provides its advantages such as: cost, use, among others, which must be decided by the site manager.
