scaffold

noun

UK/ˈskæf.əʊld/
US/ˈskæf.foʊld/

Definitions of scaffold noun

structure(结构)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    A temporary structure, typically made of poles and planks, providing a platform for workers to stand on while constructing or repairing tall buildings.

    (建筑工人使用之)脚手架

    • The construction workers are assembling the new scaffold.

      建筑工人正在组装新的脚手架。

    • The painters were working carefully on the scaffold.

      油漆工正在脚手架上小心地工作。

    • The safety inspector meticulously checked the stability of the scaffold.

      安全检查员仔细检查了脚手架的稳定性。

  2. Countable(可数名词)

    A suspended platform or framework that hangs from the side of a structure, such as a building or ship, providing a working surface for people.

    脚手架;吊架

    • Workers used a suspended scaffold to clean the windows of the skyscraper.

      工人使用悬挂式脚手架来清洁摩天大楼的窗户。

    • Painters used a cradle to paint the side of the ship.

      油漆工使用吊篮来粉刷船只的侧面。

    • The maintenance crew used a suspended scaffold to inspect the bridge.

      维修人员使用悬挂式脚手架来检查桥梁。

platform(平台)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    A raised platform used for executing criminals by beheading or hanging.

    断头台;绞刑台

    • In ancient times, criminals were taken to the scaffold to be executed.

      在古代,罪犯被带到断头台上处决。

    • History books describe many people who were executed on the scaffold.

      历史书籍描述了许多在断头台上被处决的人。

    • The scaffold was a common method of carrying out the death penalty in the past.

      断头台是过去执行死刑的常见方法。