Definition of gantry in English:

gantry

nounPlural gantries ˈɡantriˈɡæntri

1A bridge-like overhead structure with a platform supporting equipment such as a crane, signals, or cameras.
桥式台架（如起重龙门架; 铁路的跨轨信号架; 照相机的三脚架）
the TV cameras on gantries alongside the 17th and 18th holes
as modifier a gantry crane
Example sentencesExamples
- This fixed-reactive component has an overhead gantry to which a frame is attached, and ride motions are fed through the axles and into the frame.
- The gantries also carry cameras that record numberplates.
- One of the key components of an improvement in the port's ability to handle goods, particularly containers, would have been the provision of a gantry crane.
- A gantry crane lifts the containers onto the ship.
- The productivity of the terminal is expected to go up substantially once the gantry cranes are refitted by the fourth quarter of 2005.
- Roadside gantries and enforcement equipment take up valuable road space and they could be difficult to install in a city with high urban density.
- With the gantry crane on site, the new turbine is being unloaded and moved to its foundation.
- All three types of equipment are on gantries which have gone up on roads around Leeds.
- I have looked carefully at what is now proposed, which is generally a matter of relatively small traffic signs and modest cameras, rather than gantries such as some have supposed.
- He cites examples of spaces in New York's Chelsea and SoHo districts, where sinks and hooks remain as testament to the past lives of a space; and the gantry and crane at Tate Modern.
- Calatrava's tower seems the more absurd because it is to be close to the mighty gantry crane of the defunct Kockums shipyard.
- Unfamiliar objects, camera gantries, floodlights and trails of wire stimulated considerable interest among the population of boarding students staying at the school.
- Sweeping past in endless succession were a forest of smoke-stacks, cooling-towers, pylons, transformers, scaffolding, flood-light towers and railway signal gantries.
- Miniature traffic lights on the overhead gantry turn from red to green and drivers simply drop their clutches and bury their accelerator pedals.
- The massive stanchions that had supported the crane gantry rails in the past now support the new steel-framed structures.
- Meanwhile, Railtrack has announced that a signal gantry in the new-look Leeds station has been installed at the wrong height.
- One psychic described an airfield with a gantry and crane at a set of coordinates that placed it at the Soviet nuclear test site at Semipalatinsk.
- Then he was suspended upside down from an overhead gantry for some minutes.
- After all three were seen on the lines and sitting on the rails, two climbed a signal gantry and interfered with the equipment.
- Do you know how much business you can lose without a gantry crane?
1. 1.1 A tall framework supporting a space rocket prior to launching.
  （太空火箭发射前用来竖立火箭的）塔架
  an elevator took them up the gantry and inside the ship
  Example sentencesExamples
  It will also be integrated and assembled in the mobile gantry on the launch pad and not in a final assembly building.
  Surface wind at the time of the rollback of the gantry surrounding the Boeing Delta II launch vehicle was as high as 36 knots.
  The second stage of a Delta II rocket is prepared for its shift to vertical alongside the gantry at pad 17A at Cape Canaveral Air Station.
  The shuttle launch gantry is equipped with seven 1,200-foot-long sliding wires, each attached to a basket similar to those used for hot-air ballooning.
2(in a bar) a structure containing inverted bottles and fitted with optics for serving measures.
（酒吧中倒置于酒架上的）酒瓶
Example sentencesExamples
- They found a working bar complete with a stock of alcohol, a spirits gantry, bar stools and mats, neon lights and even a one-armed bandit machine.

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting a wooden stand for barrels): probably from dialect gawn (contraction of gallon) + tree.

Rhymes

pantry

Definition of gantry in US English:

gantry

nounˈɡantrēˈɡæntri

1A bridge-like overhead structure with a platform supporting equipment such as a crane, railroad signals, lights, or cameras.
桥式台架（如起重龙门架; 铁路的跨轨信号架; 照相机的三脚架）
Example sentencesExamples
- The productivity of the terminal is expected to go up substantially once the gantry cranes are refitted by the fourth quarter of 2005.
- After all three were seen on the lines and sitting on the rails, two climbed a signal gantry and interfered with the equipment.
- With the gantry crane on site, the new turbine is being unloaded and moved to its foundation.
- The massive stanchions that had supported the crane gantry rails in the past now support the new steel-framed structures.
- Calatrava's tower seems the more absurd because it is to be close to the mighty gantry crane of the defunct Kockums shipyard.
- Do you know how much business you can lose without a gantry crane?
- This fixed-reactive component has an overhead gantry to which a frame is attached, and ride motions are fed through the axles and into the frame.
- The gantries also carry cameras that record numberplates.
- Then he was suspended upside down from an overhead gantry for some minutes.
- One psychic described an airfield with a gantry and crane at a set of coordinates that placed it at the Soviet nuclear test site at Semipalatinsk.
- Miniature traffic lights on the overhead gantry turn from red to green and drivers simply drop their clutches and bury their accelerator pedals.
- Roadside gantries and enforcement equipment take up valuable road space and they could be difficult to install in a city with high urban density.
- He cites examples of spaces in New York's Chelsea and SoHo districts, where sinks and hooks remain as testament to the past lives of a space; and the gantry and crane at Tate Modern.
- Unfamiliar objects, camera gantries, floodlights and trails of wire stimulated considerable interest among the population of boarding students staying at the school.
- Meanwhile, Railtrack has announced that a signal gantry in the new-look Leeds station has been installed at the wrong height.
- Sweeping past in endless succession were a forest of smoke-stacks, cooling-towers, pylons, transformers, scaffolding, flood-light towers and railway signal gantries.
- One of the key components of an improvement in the port's ability to handle goods, particularly containers, would have been the provision of a gantry crane.
- A gantry crane lifts the containers onto the ship.
- All three types of equipment are on gantries which have gone up on roads around Leeds.
- I have looked carefully at what is now proposed, which is generally a matter of relatively small traffic signs and modest cameras, rather than gantries such as some have supposed.
1. 1.1 A movable framework for supporting and servicing a rocket prior to launching.
  （太空火箭发射前用来竖立火箭的）塔架
  Example sentencesExamples
  The shuttle launch gantry is equipped with seven 1,200-foot-long sliding wires, each attached to a basket similar to those used for hot-air ballooning.
  Surface wind at the time of the rollback of the gantry surrounding the Boeing Delta II launch vehicle was as high as 36 knots.
  The second stage of a Delta II rocket is prepared for its shift to vertical alongside the gantry at pad 17A at Cape Canaveral Air Station.
  It will also be integrated and assembled in the mobile gantry on the launch pad and not in a final assembly building.

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting a wooden stand for barrels): probably from dialect gawn (contraction of gallon) + tree.

单词	gantry
释义	Definition of gantry in English: gantry nounPlural gantries ˈɡantriˈɡæntri 1A bridge-like overhead structure with a platform supporting equipment such as a crane, signals, or cameras. 桥式台架（如起重龙门架; 铁路的跨轨信号架; 照相机的三脚架） the TV cameras on gantries alongside the 17th and 18th holes as modifier a gantry crane Example sentencesExamples This fixed-reactive component has an overhead gantry to which a frame is attached, and ride motions are fed through the axles and into the frame. The gantries also carry cameras that record numberplates. One of the key components of an improvement in the port's ability to handle goods, particularly containers, would have been the provision of a gantry crane. A gantry crane lifts the containers onto the ship. The productivity of the terminal is expected to go up substantially once the gantry cranes are refitted by the fourth quarter of 2005. Roadside gantries and enforcement equipment take up valuable road space and they could be difficult to install in a city with high urban density. With the gantry crane on site, the new turbine is being unloaded and moved to its foundation. All three types of equipment are on gantries which have gone up on roads around Leeds. I have looked carefully at what is now proposed, which is generally a matter of relatively small traffic signs and modest cameras, rather than gantries such as some have supposed. He cites examples of spaces in New York's Chelsea and SoHo districts, where sinks and hooks remain as testament to the past lives of a space; and the gantry and crane at Tate Modern. Calatrava's tower seems the more absurd because it is to be close to the mighty gantry crane of the defunct Kockums shipyard. Unfamiliar objects, camera gantries, floodlights and trails of wire stimulated considerable interest among the population of boarding students staying at the school. Sweeping past in endless succession were a forest of smoke-stacks, cooling-towers, pylons, transformers, scaffolding, flood-light towers and railway signal gantries. Miniature traffic lights on the overhead gantry turn from red to green and drivers simply drop their clutches and bury their accelerator pedals. The massive stanchions that had supported the crane gantry rails in the past now support the new steel-framed structures. Meanwhile, Railtrack has announced that a signal gantry in the new-look Leeds station has been installed at the wrong height. One psychic described an airfield with a gantry and crane at a set of coordinates that placed it at the Soviet nuclear test site at Semipalatinsk. Then he was suspended upside down from an overhead gantry for some minutes. After all three were seen on the lines and sitting on the rails, two climbed a signal gantry and interfered with the equipment. Do you know how much business you can lose without a gantry crane? 1.1 A tall framework supporting a space rocket prior to launching. （太空火箭发射前用来竖立火箭的）塔架 an elevator took them up the gantry and inside the ship Example sentencesExamples It will also be integrated and assembled in the mobile gantry on the launch pad and not in a final assembly building. Surface wind at the time of the rollback of the gantry surrounding the Boeing Delta II launch vehicle was as high as 36 knots. The second stage of a Delta II rocket is prepared for its shift to vertical alongside the gantry at pad 17A at Cape Canaveral Air Station. The shuttle launch gantry is equipped with seven 1,200-foot-long sliding wires, each attached to a basket similar to those used for hot-air ballooning. 2(in a bar) a structure containing inverted bottles and fitted with optics for serving measures. （酒吧中倒置于酒架上的）酒瓶 Example sentencesExamples They found a working bar complete with a stock of alcohol, a spirits gantry, bar stools and mats, neon lights and even a one-armed bandit machine. Origin Late Middle English (denoting a wooden stand for barrels): probably from dialect gawn (contraction of gallon) + tree. Rhymes pantry Definition of gantry in US English: gantry nounˈɡantrēˈɡæntri 1A bridge-like overhead structure with a platform supporting equipment such as a crane, railroad signals, lights, or cameras. 桥式台架（如起重龙门架; 铁路的跨轨信号架; 照相机的三脚架） Example sentencesExamples The productivity of the terminal is expected to go up substantially once the gantry cranes are refitted by the fourth quarter of 2005. After all three were seen on the lines and sitting on the rails, two climbed a signal gantry and interfered with the equipment. With the gantry crane on site, the new turbine is being unloaded and moved to its foundation. The massive stanchions that had supported the crane gantry rails in the past now support the new steel-framed structures. Calatrava's tower seems the more absurd because it is to be close to the mighty gantry crane of the defunct Kockums shipyard. Do you know how much business you can lose without a gantry crane? This fixed-reactive component has an overhead gantry to which a frame is attached, and ride motions are fed through the axles and into the frame. The gantries also carry cameras that record numberplates. Then he was suspended upside down from an overhead gantry for some minutes. One psychic described an airfield with a gantry and crane at a set of coordinates that placed it at the Soviet nuclear test site at Semipalatinsk. Miniature traffic lights on the overhead gantry turn from red to green and drivers simply drop their clutches and bury their accelerator pedals. Roadside gantries and enforcement equipment take up valuable road space and they could be difficult to install in a city with high urban density. He cites examples of spaces in New York's Chelsea and SoHo districts, where sinks and hooks remain as testament to the past lives of a space; and the gantry and crane at Tate Modern. Unfamiliar objects, camera gantries, floodlights and trails of wire stimulated considerable interest among the population of boarding students staying at the school. Meanwhile, Railtrack has announced that a signal gantry in the new-look Leeds station has been installed at the wrong height. Sweeping past in endless succession were a forest of smoke-stacks, cooling-towers, pylons, transformers, scaffolding, flood-light towers and railway signal gantries. One of the key components of an improvement in the port's ability to handle goods, particularly containers, would have been the provision of a gantry crane. A gantry crane lifts the containers onto the ship. All three types of equipment are on gantries which have gone up on roads around Leeds. I have looked carefully at what is now proposed, which is generally a matter of relatively small traffic signs and modest cameras, rather than gantries such as some have supposed. 1.1 A movable framework for supporting and servicing a rocket prior to launching. （太空火箭发射前用来竖立火箭的）塔架 Example sentencesExamples The shuttle launch gantry is equipped with seven 1,200-foot-long sliding wires, each attached to a basket similar to those used for hot-air ballooning. Surface wind at the time of the rollback of the gantry surrounding the Boeing Delta II launch vehicle was as high as 36 knots. The second stage of a Delta II rocket is prepared for its shift to vertical alongside the gantry at pad 17A at Cape Canaveral Air Station. It will also be integrated and assembled in the mobile gantry on the launch pad and not in a final assembly building. Origin Late Middle English (denoting a wooden stand for barrels): probably from dialect gawn (contraction of gallon) + tree.
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