The master of the galley threw it over the side, making the ends fast to two iron stanchions.
船长把绳梯从船侧扔下去,把梯的两端系在两根铁柱上面。
建筑文摘
In fact I put a stanchion up to just keep the kids from touching it.
事实上,我放了一根支柱,只是为了防止孩子们碰它。
夜色温柔(下)
Sitting on the stanchion of this life-boat I look seaward and let my hair blow and shine.
坐在这艘救生艇的支柱上,我望向大海,让我的头发随风飘扬。
湖底女人(上)
Bill Chess swung his stiff leg in front of me, holding on to the rope handrail set in iron stanchions.
比尔·切斯 (Bill Chess) 在我面前摆动着他僵硬的腿, 抓住铁柱上的绳索扶手。
十字小溪(下)
He took my compass well forward of the houseboat, away from its metal stanchions, to chart our course across the fourteen-mile lake the more precisely.
Jennifer Komar Olivarez, head of exhibition planning and strategy at the museum, led me over the stanchion and into this room to see it firsthand.
Jennifer Komar Olivarez, 博物馆展览策划和战略负责人,带领我走过档柱进入这个房间亲眼见到它。
英语百科
Stanchion
(重定向自Stanchions)
A stanchion (/ˈstænʃən/) is a sturdy upright fixture that provides support for some other object. They are often not a permanent fixture, so that they may be expediently enlisted or removed whenever desired.