A
to write or prepare a plan or document.
To draw up
to redraw a line to make it stand out more.
To go over
to write something down quickly.
To jot down
to let go.
To release
these should be standardized and expressed in mm.
Numbers
easy to do or understand
Straightforward
set of standards that regulates every element of technical drawing.
Standardization
main view of the object; it is always the most representative part of the figure.
Front elevation
a piece of land
Plot
when the measurements of the drawing and the object in real life match.
Full scale
relationship between the dimensions of the drawing of an object and the actual dimensions.
Scale
to balance something out; or to compensate for something.
To offset
to indicate on the drawing of a figure the actual measurements
To dimension
view from the left- or right-hand side of the figure.
Left or right elevation
any of the lines used to indicate measurements; these lines are drawn parallel
Dimension lines
capable of being done or put into practice.
Practicable
a number that indicates an actual measurement of a figure.
Dimension
view of the figure from overhead.
Plan
factor applied to perspectives to offset the deformation caused by the perspective.
Reduction factor
to extend beyond or project from a surface.
To protrude
a project sold under a registered trade name
Proprietary
any of the lines used to accurately delimit dimension lines.
Auxiliary dimension lines
perspective that allows us to view objects in 3D with one 90° angle and two 135° angles.
Cavalier perspective
a standard or reference used to compare or assess things.
Benchmark
perspective that allows us to view objects in 3D with three 120° angles.
Isometric perspective