| 释义 |
gril·lage
\ˈgrilij, grə̇ˈläzh, grēˈyäzh\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from griller to supply with grillwork (from grille) + -age
1.
a. : a framework of sleepers and crossbeams of timber or steel forming a foundation in marshy or treacherous soil
b. : a similar framework of stringers and crossbeams used for supporting a load (as precast concrete floor slabs)
2.
a. : an arrangement of grillwork
< glimpses of native women behind their grillage >
b. : an arrangement resembling a grille
< a grillage of soapboxes filled one window > |