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scaffolding

/ˈskæfəldɪŋ/

scaffoldingnoun

Translations

строительные леса

The workers assembled the scaffolding before starting the construction.

Рабочие собрали строительные леса перед началом строительства.

Additional translations

подмостки

каркас

опора

Definitions

A temporary structure used to support workers and materials during the construction, maintenance, or repair of buildings and other large structures.

The workers erected scaffolding around the building to begin the restoration process.

A framework or system that provides support or structure, often used metaphorically in various fields such as education or biology.

The teacher provided scaffolding to help students understand the complex topic.

The individual poles, boards, couplers, and other materials from which a scaffold is assembled.

Before the project began, all the scaffolding was delivered to the site in neatly stacked bundles.

The act or process of erecting, assembling, or installing scaffolds on a site.

Scaffolding of the new auditorium ceiling was completed in three days.

Synonyms

scaffoldingadjective

/ˈskæf.əl.dɪŋ/

Used attributively before another noun to denote connection with scaffolding; non-gradable.

Definitions

Relating to or designed for use as scaffolding.

Scaffolding pipes must be thoroughly inspected before installation.

Synonyms

scaffoldverb

scaffolding

Gerund

scaffolded

Past Simple

scaffolded

Past Participle

scaffolding

Gerund

/ˈskæfəld/

Translations

строить леса

The workers will scaffold the building before starting the renovation.

Рабочие будут строить леса вокруг здания перед началом ремонта.

Definitions

To provide support or a framework for a structure or process.

The teacher scaffolded the lesson to help students understand the complex topic.

To build or attach a temporary structure used to support work being done on a building.

The workers scaffolded the building to safely complete the exterior renovations.

Synonyms

shore up

scaffoldnoun

Definitions

A temporary structure used to support workers and materials during the construction, repair, or maintenance of a building or other large structure.

The workers erected a scaffold to reach the upper floors of the building for painting.

A raised wooden platform used formerly for the public execution of criminals.

The condemned man was led to the scaffold where a large crowd had gathered to witness the execution.

A framework or structure used as a support for something.

The scientist used a scaffold to support the growing cells in the laboratory experiment.

scaffoldadjective

Definitions

Designed for, relating to, or used in scaffolding or on a scaffold.

The workers secured the load with special scaffold clamps.