lewis¹

noun ˈluːɪs

A steel device for gripping heavy blocks of stone or concrete for lifting, consisting of three pieces arranged to form a dovetail, the outside pieces being fixed in a dovetail mortise by the insertion of the middle piece.
吊楔，起重爪，抓斗

Late Middle English: probably from Old French lous, plural of lou(p) 'wolf', the name of a kind of siege engine.

Lewes

Lewis²

proper nounˈluːɪs

nounˈluwəsˈlo͞owəs

A steel device for gripping heavy blocks of stone or concrete for lifting, consisting of three pieces arranged to form a dovetail, the outside pieces being fixed in a dovetail mortise by the insertion of the middle piece.
吊楔，起重爪，抓斗

Late Middle English: probably from Old French lous, plural of lou(p) ‘wolf’, the name of a kind of siege engine.

单词	lewis
释义	lewis¹ noun ˈluːɪs A steel device for gripping heavy blocks of stone or concrete for lifting, consisting of three pieces arranged to form a dovetail, the outside pieces being fixed in a dovetail mortise by the insertion of the middle piece. 吊楔，起重爪，抓斗 Origin Late Middle English: probably from Old French lous, plural of lou(p) 'wolf', the name of a kind of siege engine. Rhymes Lewes Lewis² proper nounˈluːɪs The northern part of the island of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides. noun.1 name.1 Definition of lewis in US English: lewis nounˈluwəsˈlo͞owəs A steel device for gripping heavy blocks of stone or concrete for lifting, consisting of three pieces arranged to form a dovetail, the outside pieces being fixed in a dovetail mortise by the insertion of the middle piece. 吊楔，起重爪，抓斗 Origin Late Middle English: probably from Old French lous, plural of lou(p) ‘wolf’, the name of a kind of siege engine.
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