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scaffolding [Brit ˈskafəʊldɪŋ, ˈskaf(ə)ldɪŋ, Am ˈskæfəldɪŋ] N
scaffolding (structure)
scaffolding (materials)
a piece of scaffolding
scaffold [Brit ˈskafəʊld, ˈskaf(ə)ld, Am ˈskæfəld] N
1. scaffold (gallows):
2. scaffold CONSTR:
re-erect scaffolding
take down tent, scaffolding
erect scaffolding
mount platform, scaffold
strike tent, scaffolding
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scaffolding uncountable
scaffolding N no pl
scaffolding
scaffold [ˈskæfə(ʊ)ld, Am ˈskæfld] N
1. scaffold HISTORY:
2. scaffold → scaffolding
scaffolding N no pl
scaffolding
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scaffolding N
scaffolding
scaffold [ˈskæf· ə ld] N
1. scaffold (for execution):
2. scaffold (scaffolding):
take down scaffolding
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To stop people evading the entrance fee, 8 ft high scaffolding covered with nylon netting was erected.
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Streamlining evolution allows evolution to remove features no longer of much/any use, like scaffolding on a completed bridge.
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Scaffolding was erected around the mill to remove the external black paint and render.
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Two workers near the top felt the heat and rushed to the safety of scaffolding outside.
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He was working on the church when he slipped from the scaffolding.
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