gantry in Irish
gantry in Irish is túr freastail — gantry means a large overhead framework used to support equipment, signage, or a crane, often spanning a road or railway.
gantry in Irish
túr freastail
A framework of steel bars resting on side supports to bridge over or around something.
What does "gantry" mean?
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noun A large overhead framework used to support equipment, signage, or a crane, often spanning a road or railway.
"A digital sign hung from the motorway gantry, warning drivers of the delay ahead."
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noun A tall structure used to support and service a rocket before launch.
"Engineers checked the rocket one final time from the gantry before liftoff."
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gantry in a sentence
- A digital sign hung from the motorway gantry, warning drivers of the delay ahead.
- Engineers checked the rocket one final time from the gantry before liftoff.
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What is "gantry" in Irish?
"gantry" in Irish is túr freastail. gantry means: A large overhead framework used to support equipment, signage, or a crane, often spanning a road or railway.
How do you use "gantry" in a sentence?
Example: "A digital sign hung from the motorway gantry, warning drivers of the delay ahead." In Irish, "gantry" is túr freastail.
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