scaffolding [ˈskæfəldɪŋ] N no pl
- scaffolding
- rusztowanie nt
scaffold [ˈskæfəʊld, Am -fəld] N
1. scaffold (next to wall):
2. scaffold AM (cradle):
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These geometric shapes suggest grids, electronics, switchboards, scaffolding, and industrial architecture.
en.wikipedia.org The teams must race into the water to erect a custom tower using scaffolding.
en.wikipedia.org The unusual design with scaffolding cover at the top is liked by tourists all over the world.
en.wikipedia.org To stop people evading the entrance fee, 8 ft high scaffolding covered with nylon netting was erected.
en.wikipedia.org Streamlining evolution allows evolution to remove features no longer of much/any use, like scaffolding on a completed bridge.
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