"Delineators" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Delineators are segments or divisions of a boundary, line, or outline, used to mark or distinguish one area from another. They can also refer to small triangular pieces of reflective tape or other materials used to increase the visibility of lane markings on roads, especially at night or in low-light conditions.
To delineates something means to outline or define its boundaries, limits, or scope clearly, often in a precise or distinct manner.
A delineator is a small cone-shaped marker placed at the edge of a road, typically made of metal or plastic, which serves to separate lanes of traffic or mark the center of the road. It is used to define the division of traffic flow, particularly on highways, freeways, and other high-speed roadways.
Delineature is a noun that refers to the act of stripping or removing the outer layer of skin or bark from an object, such as a piece of wood or a plant. It is often used to prepare the surface for painting, varnishing, or other finishing processes.