derrick in Latin
derrick in Latin is tollēnō — derrick means a tall framework used to lift and move heavy objects, or to support drilling equipment.
derrick in Latin
tollēnō
A device that is used for lifting and moving large objects.
What does "derrick" mean?
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noun A tall framework used to lift and move heavy objects, or to support drilling equipment.
"The oil derrick towered over the flat plain."
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derrick in a sentence
- The oil derrick towered over the flat plain.
- A crane derrick hoisted the container onto the ship.
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What is "derrick" in Latin?
"derrick" in Latin is tollēnō. derrick means: A tall framework used to lift and move heavy objects, or to support drilling equipment.
How do you use "derrick" in a sentence?
Example: "The oil derrick towered over the flat plain." In Latin, "derrick" is tollēnō.
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