Definition of erector in English:

erector

noun ɪˈrɛktəəˈrɛktər

1A person or thing that erects something.
建造者；安装者；安装器
Example sentencesExamples
- Even so, with bolts and base plates at myriad angles, the steel erector had to maneuver the pieces with hydraulic rams and remove some to fit others in to fine-tune sequencing.
- NO formal training was given to crane erectors at a London site where three men plunged 450 ft to their deaths when a crane collapsed, an inquest was told.
- The officials then went off with ten or so steel erectors to a meeting in a local hotel to try and get them to start work.
- Structural steel fabricators and erectors are being hit particularly hard as they face the dual challenge of increased foreign competition in a dwindling market.
- The erector then used the trichord's upper chords to support a work platform for the arch.
- SOME 20,000 steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders across Britain could strike over pay.
- So he went to night school to study engineering and became a steel erector.
- Another group that may benefit from the need for enhanced security is steel erectors.
- The Dutch steel erectors walked out of the site, to the cheers of the locked out workers, complaining bitterly about being ‘lied to’ by management.
- The movement of these protests allows them to be assembled and relocated with minimal equipment and unskilled erectors.
- PLANNED ACTION by steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders to hit construction work on high-profile sites for this week has been called off after employers rushed to negotiate a deal.
- Working inside the cramped attic directly above the fragile plaster ceiling, erectors assembled the trusses with bolts instead of welds because of the threat of fire.
- The steel erector says the frame went together better than expected, but says the success of the job hinged on the ironworkers' dedication and six to eight months of planning.
- It is clear that steel erectors are highly skilled and respected workers at the top end of the construction and engineering trade.
- The drawings used by the erectors had not shown the pin.
- The push for the campaign, which could affect sites across Britain, comes in the wake of the victory by 240 steel erectors at the Wembley stadium site.
- Steel suppliers and erectors were all from eastern Germany where pay for craftsmen is still lower than in the west.
- The steel erectors won their victory in September, defeating an attempt by construction contractors to break national terms and conditions.
- To erect the trusses, the steel erector used twelve 78-ft-tall shoring towers, one under each tip of each cantilever.
- But that doesn't mean that erectors enjoyed a great year in 2001.
1. 1.1 A muscle which maintains an erect state of a part of the body or an erect posture of the body.
  竖立肌，勃起肌
  a spinal erector
  Example sentencesExamples
  The spinal erectors support virtually the entire length of your spine, running along both sides.
  That's a shame, because these exercises build an excellent foundation of mass and strength by stressing many muscles at once, especially the trapezius, spinal erectors and quadriceps.
  I straighten up, contracting my abs and arching my back to bring the spinal erectors into play.
  Throughout the lift, flex your spinal erectors and pull your shoulders back.
  Continue to train abdominals and spinal erectors, as muscle at the front and back of your midsection will distract from your waist width.
  The light weight/high repetitions of an inline stride's push-off strengthen the spinal erectors (lower back muscles).
  Coming up is a very limited movement using only my erectors.
  I'm really trying to focus these on the lower lat area where the lats tie into the spinal erectors.
  On many bodybuilding champions, you don't see the lower-lat attachments, the obliques and how the erectors flow down the lower back.
  Your abdominal and erector spinae muscles isometrically contract to stabilize your torso as you move.
  Keep your back upright throughout the movement in order to place more stress on your quads and less on your glutes and spinal erectors.
  Two of the three divisions of the erector spinae muscle are identified in this cut: longissimus and multifidus.
  The main back muscles involved are the erector spinae.
  Add stretching and calf work, and include some hyperextensions for your spinal erectors.
  The spine is stable and still, with the rectus abdominis, obliques and erector spinae muscle isometrically contracting.
  With forward head postures, shortening occurs in the suboccipital muscles and lengthening takes place in the cervical and thoracic erector spinae muscles.
  During the return, I straighten up by pulling my shoulders back and arching my spine to contract the spinal erectors and glutes.
  The rectus and the obliques flex your spine, and all of your abdominals, along with the erector spinae muscles of your back, stabilize your spine.
  Depending on the rowing exercise, your spinal erectors may also get into the act.
  The initial lift of the bar targets the lower back and thickens the erectors, the middle part of the lift widens the barn-door lats, and the squeeze and lockout at the top emphasize the upper back.
2. 1.2North American trademark A construction toy consisting of components for making model buildings and vehicles.
  〈北美商标〉（搭房屋和汽车的）拼装玩具
  as modifier an Erector set
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thus, the Erector set of the modern recording studio can be used to create both reproduced and rendered music.
  The set is a giant Erector set, with all kinds of gizmos activated by visible stagehands.
  So it's, you know, like watching your kids put an Erector set together.
  He humorously compares the amount of metal in his body now to ‘a small Erector set.’
  Sometimes it can be like trying to build with LEGO and an Erector set; both are good tools, but neither fits the other's idea of how to put the world together.
  Most of the toys I requested for gifts on my birthday and at Christmas came from the company best known as the maker of the Erector set.

Rhymes

bisector, collector, connector, convector, corrector, defector, deflector, detector, director, ejector, elector, hector, injector, inspector, nectar, objector, perfecter, projector, prospector, protector, rector, reflector, rejector, respecter, sector, selector, Spector, spectre (US specter), vector

Definition of erector in US English:

erector

nounəˈrektərəˈrɛktər

1A person or thing that erects something.
建造者；安装者；安装器
Example sentencesExamples
- To erect the trusses, the steel erector used twelve 78-ft-tall shoring towers, one under each tip of each cantilever.
- It is clear that steel erectors are highly skilled and respected workers at the top end of the construction and engineering trade.
- The steel erector says the frame went together better than expected, but says the success of the job hinged on the ironworkers' dedication and six to eight months of planning.
- The movement of these protests allows them to be assembled and relocated with minimal equipment and unskilled erectors.
- The push for the campaign, which could affect sites across Britain, comes in the wake of the victory by 240 steel erectors at the Wembley stadium site.
- SOME 20,000 steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders across Britain could strike over pay.
- PLANNED ACTION by steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders to hit construction work on high-profile sites for this week has been called off after employers rushed to negotiate a deal.
- Structural steel fabricators and erectors are being hit particularly hard as they face the dual challenge of increased foreign competition in a dwindling market.
- So he went to night school to study engineering and became a steel erector.
- The steel erectors won their victory in September, defeating an attempt by construction contractors to break national terms and conditions.
- The drawings used by the erectors had not shown the pin.
- The officials then went off with ten or so steel erectors to a meeting in a local hotel to try and get them to start work.
- NO formal training was given to crane erectors at a London site where three men plunged 450 ft to their deaths when a crane collapsed, an inquest was told.
- The Dutch steel erectors walked out of the site, to the cheers of the locked out workers, complaining bitterly about being ‘lied to’ by management.
- Working inside the cramped attic directly above the fragile plaster ceiling, erectors assembled the trusses with bolts instead of welds because of the threat of fire.
- The erector then used the trichord's upper chords to support a work platform for the arch.
- But that doesn't mean that erectors enjoyed a great year in 2001.
- Another group that may benefit from the need for enhanced security is steel erectors.
- Steel suppliers and erectors were all from eastern Germany where pay for craftsmen is still lower than in the west.
- Even so, with bolts and base plates at myriad angles, the steel erector had to maneuver the pieces with hydraulic rams and remove some to fit others in to fine-tune sequencing.
1. 1.1 A muscle which maintains an erect state of a part of the body or an erect posture of the body.
  竖立肌，勃起肌
  Example sentencesExamples
  Your abdominal and erector spinae muscles isometrically contract to stabilize your torso as you move.
  Keep your back upright throughout the movement in order to place more stress on your quads and less on your glutes and spinal erectors.
  Add stretching and calf work, and include some hyperextensions for your spinal erectors.
  The rectus and the obliques flex your spine, and all of your abdominals, along with the erector spinae muscles of your back, stabilize your spine.
  Continue to train abdominals and spinal erectors, as muscle at the front and back of your midsection will distract from your waist width.
  Two of the three divisions of the erector spinae muscle are identified in this cut: longissimus and multifidus.
  During the return, I straighten up by pulling my shoulders back and arching my spine to contract the spinal erectors and glutes.
  I straighten up, contracting my abs and arching my back to bring the spinal erectors into play.
  The light weight/high repetitions of an inline stride's push-off strengthen the spinal erectors (lower back muscles).
  The spine is stable and still, with the rectus abdominis, obliques and erector spinae muscle isometrically contracting.
  The main back muscles involved are the erector spinae.
  I'm really trying to focus these on the lower lat area where the lats tie into the spinal erectors.
  The spinal erectors support virtually the entire length of your spine, running along both sides.
  Coming up is a very limited movement using only my erectors.
  With forward head postures, shortening occurs in the suboccipital muscles and lengthening takes place in the cervical and thoracic erector spinae muscles.
  On many bodybuilding champions, you don't see the lower-lat attachments, the obliques and how the erectors flow down the lower back.
  The initial lift of the bar targets the lower back and thickens the erectors, the middle part of the lift widens the barn-door lats, and the squeeze and lockout at the top emphasize the upper back.
  Depending on the rowing exercise, your spinal erectors may also get into the act.
  That's a shame, because these exercises build an excellent foundation of mass and strength by stressing many muscles at once, especially the trapezius, spinal erectors and quadriceps.
  Throughout the lift, flex your spinal erectors and pull your shoulders back.

单词	erector
释义	Definition of erector in English: erector noun ɪˈrɛktəəˈrɛktər 1A person or thing that erects something. 建造者；安装者；安装器 Example sentencesExamples Even so, with bolts and base plates at myriad angles, the steel erector had to maneuver the pieces with hydraulic rams and remove some to fit others in to fine-tune sequencing. NO formal training was given to crane erectors at a London site where three men plunged 450 ft to their deaths when a crane collapsed, an inquest was told. The officials then went off with ten or so steel erectors to a meeting in a local hotel to try and get them to start work. Structural steel fabricators and erectors are being hit particularly hard as they face the dual challenge of increased foreign competition in a dwindling market. The erector then used the trichord's upper chords to support a work platform for the arch. SOME 20,000 steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders across Britain could strike over pay. So he went to night school to study engineering and became a steel erector. Another group that may benefit from the need for enhanced security is steel erectors. The Dutch steel erectors walked out of the site, to the cheers of the locked out workers, complaining bitterly about being ‘lied to’ by management. The movement of these protests allows them to be assembled and relocated with minimal equipment and unskilled erectors. PLANNED ACTION by steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders to hit construction work on high-profile sites for this week has been called off after employers rushed to negotiate a deal. Working inside the cramped attic directly above the fragile plaster ceiling, erectors assembled the trusses with bolts instead of welds because of the threat of fire. The steel erector says the frame went together better than expected, but says the success of the job hinged on the ironworkers' dedication and six to eight months of planning. It is clear that steel erectors are highly skilled and respected workers at the top end of the construction and engineering trade. The drawings used by the erectors had not shown the pin. The push for the campaign, which could affect sites across Britain, comes in the wake of the victory by 240 steel erectors at the Wembley stadium site. Steel suppliers and erectors were all from eastern Germany where pay for craftsmen is still lower than in the west. The steel erectors won their victory in September, defeating an attempt by construction contractors to break national terms and conditions. To erect the trusses, the steel erector used twelve 78-ft-tall shoring towers, one under each tip of each cantilever. But that doesn't mean that erectors enjoyed a great year in 2001. 1.1 A muscle which maintains an erect state of a part of the body or an erect posture of the body. 竖立肌，勃起肌 a spinal erector Example sentencesExamples The spinal erectors support virtually the entire length of your spine, running along both sides. That's a shame, because these exercises build an excellent foundation of mass and strength by stressing many muscles at once, especially the trapezius, spinal erectors and quadriceps. I straighten up, contracting my abs and arching my back to bring the spinal erectors into play. Throughout the lift, flex your spinal erectors and pull your shoulders back. Continue to train abdominals and spinal erectors, as muscle at the front and back of your midsection will distract from your waist width. The light weight/high repetitions of an inline stride's push-off strengthen the spinal erectors (lower back muscles). Coming up is a very limited movement using only my erectors. I'm really trying to focus these on the lower lat area where the lats tie into the spinal erectors. On many bodybuilding champions, you don't see the lower-lat attachments, the obliques and how the erectors flow down the lower back. Your abdominal and erector spinae muscles isometrically contract to stabilize your torso as you move. Keep your back upright throughout the movement in order to place more stress on your quads and less on your glutes and spinal erectors. Two of the three divisions of the erector spinae muscle are identified in this cut: longissimus and multifidus. The main back muscles involved are the erector spinae. Add stretching and calf work, and include some hyperextensions for your spinal erectors. The spine is stable and still, with the rectus abdominis, obliques and erector spinae muscle isometrically contracting. With forward head postures, shortening occurs in the suboccipital muscles and lengthening takes place in the cervical and thoracic erector spinae muscles. During the return, I straighten up by pulling my shoulders back and arching my spine to contract the spinal erectors and glutes. The rectus and the obliques flex your spine, and all of your abdominals, along with the erector spinae muscles of your back, stabilize your spine. Depending on the rowing exercise, your spinal erectors may also get into the act. The initial lift of the bar targets the lower back and thickens the erectors, the middle part of the lift widens the barn-door lats, and the squeeze and lockout at the top emphasize the upper back. 1.2North American trademark A construction toy consisting of components for making model buildings and vehicles. 〈北美商标〉（搭房屋和汽车的）拼装玩具 as modifier an Erector set Example sentencesExamples Thus, the Erector set of the modern recording studio can be used to create both reproduced and rendered music. The set is a giant Erector set, with all kinds of gizmos activated by visible stagehands. So it's, you know, like watching your kids put an Erector set together. He humorously compares the amount of metal in his body now to ‘a small Erector set.’ Sometimes it can be like trying to build with LEGO and an Erector set; both are good tools, but neither fits the other's idea of how to put the world together. Most of the toys I requested for gifts on my birthday and at Christmas came from the company best known as the maker of the Erector set. Rhymes bisector, collector, connector, convector, corrector, defector, deflector, detector, director, ejector, elector, hector, injector, inspector, nectar, objector, perfecter, projector, prospector, protector, rector, reflector, rejector, respecter, sector, selector, Spector, spectre (US specter), vector Definition of erector in US English: erector nounəˈrektərəˈrɛktər 1A person or thing that erects something. 建造者；安装者；安装器 Example sentencesExamples To erect the trusses, the steel erector used twelve 78-ft-tall shoring towers, one under each tip of each cantilever. It is clear that steel erectors are highly skilled and respected workers at the top end of the construction and engineering trade. The steel erector says the frame went together better than expected, but says the success of the job hinged on the ironworkers' dedication and six to eight months of planning. The movement of these protests allows them to be assembled and relocated with minimal equipment and unskilled erectors. The push for the campaign, which could affect sites across Britain, comes in the wake of the victory by 240 steel erectors at the Wembley stadium site. SOME 20,000 steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders across Britain could strike over pay. PLANNED ACTION by steel erectors, pipe fitters and welders to hit construction work on high-profile sites for this week has been called off after employers rushed to negotiate a deal. Structural steel fabricators and erectors are being hit particularly hard as they face the dual challenge of increased foreign competition in a dwindling market. So he went to night school to study engineering and became a steel erector. The steel erectors won their victory in September, defeating an attempt by construction contractors to break national terms and conditions. The drawings used by the erectors had not shown the pin. The officials then went off with ten or so steel erectors to a meeting in a local hotel to try and get them to start work. NO formal training was given to crane erectors at a London site where three men plunged 450 ft to their deaths when a crane collapsed, an inquest was told. The Dutch steel erectors walked out of the site, to the cheers of the locked out workers, complaining bitterly about being ‘lied to’ by management. Working inside the cramped attic directly above the fragile plaster ceiling, erectors assembled the trusses with bolts instead of welds because of the threat of fire. The erector then used the trichord's upper chords to support a work platform for the arch. But that doesn't mean that erectors enjoyed a great year in 2001. Another group that may benefit from the need for enhanced security is steel erectors. Steel suppliers and erectors were all from eastern Germany where pay for craftsmen is still lower than in the west. Even so, with bolts and base plates at myriad angles, the steel erector had to maneuver the pieces with hydraulic rams and remove some to fit others in to fine-tune sequencing. 1.1 A muscle which maintains an erect state of a part of the body or an erect posture of the body. 竖立肌，勃起肌 Example sentencesExamples Your abdominal and erector spinae muscles isometrically contract to stabilize your torso as you move. Keep your back upright throughout the movement in order to place more stress on your quads and less on your glutes and spinal erectors. Add stretching and calf work, and include some hyperextensions for your spinal erectors. The rectus and the obliques flex your spine, and all of your abdominals, along with the erector spinae muscles of your back, stabilize your spine. Continue to train abdominals and spinal erectors, as muscle at the front and back of your midsection will distract from your waist width. Two of the three divisions of the erector spinae muscle are identified in this cut: longissimus and multifidus. During the return, I straighten up by pulling my shoulders back and arching my spine to contract the spinal erectors and glutes. I straighten up, contracting my abs and arching my back to bring the spinal erectors into play. The light weight/high repetitions of an inline stride's push-off strengthen the spinal erectors (lower back muscles). The spine is stable and still, with the rectus abdominis, obliques and erector spinae muscle isometrically contracting. The main back muscles involved are the erector spinae. I'm really trying to focus these on the lower lat area where the lats tie into the spinal erectors. The spinal erectors support virtually the entire length of your spine, running along both sides. Coming up is a very limited movement using only my erectors. With forward head postures, shortening occurs in the suboccipital muscles and lengthening takes place in the cervical and thoracic erector spinae muscles. On many bodybuilding champions, you don't see the lower-lat attachments, the obliques and how the erectors flow down the lower back. The initial lift of the bar targets the lower back and thickens the erectors, the middle part of the lift widens the barn-door lats, and the squeeze and lockout at the top emphasize the upper back. Depending on the rowing exercise, your spinal erectors may also get into the act. That's a shame, because these exercises build an excellent foundation of mass and strength by stressing many muscles at once, especially the trapezius, spinal erectors and quadriceps. Throughout the lift, flex your spinal erectors and pull your shoulders back.
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