scaffolding
मचान
definition
verb
the soot-black scaffolded structures
attach scaffolding to (a building).
noun
The court was told Francis claimed he had seen a couple of people with machetes or metal scaffolding poles.
a temporary structure on the outside of a building, made usually of wooden planks and metal poles, used by workers while building, repairing, or cleaning the building.
translation of 'scaffolding'
पाड़ बांधना,
मचान बांधना,
पाड़ की सामग्री,
पाड़
noun
मचान,
पाइट,
चबूतरा
example
A 19-year-old man has died after falling from a roof on to 'scaffolding' at a building site in Colchester.
a truck carrying 'scaffolding'
The walls rotate around me and further on I can see what looks like an angled metal structure, kind of like metal 'scaffolding' , but with an angled purposeful design.
And no one was hurt at Boston's Fenway Park today when temporary 'scaffolding' collapsed.
In some cases there have been reports of 'scaffolding' poles being thrown through windscreens of fire engines, crews being attacked by concrete blocks, being shot at and equipment being tampered with.
During construction, these planks were suspended on 'scaffolding' while concrete floors and columns were poured around them.
two of the shops had 'scaffolding' against them
One way the new nanotubes can be customized is by using them as 'scaffolding' for other materials.
It is also excellent for use in temporary facilities such as 'scaffolding' , staging, job shacks and other job-site structures that are not normally protected against fire.
The 'scaffolding' outside the window of his office at Edinburgh's St Andrew's House brings to mind the phrase ‘Work in progress - wear a political hard hat’.
But the construction work went ahead anyway - with the loss of the lives of two workmen when 'scaffolding' collapsed and the stone they were working on fell on them.
A worker was seriously injured on Friday after falling 30 ft from 'scaffolding' outside a house in Melksham.
A 'scaffolding' pole came crashing in through the rear window, spearing between Caroline and Astor and exiting through the windscreen.
Portable buildings, truck loads of 'scaffolding' , compressors, mini-diggers and a gang of men wearing hard hats and fluorescent jackets took over the site in January.
The station on Drove Road currently resembles a building site, after work-men erected 'scaffolding' around the 44-year-old tower.
It has been created out of 'scaffolding' and is clad with plywood covered in a mesh fabric.
Materials have included 28,000-ft of 'scaffolding' weighing 72 tonnes, 300 kg of plaster and 880 litres of pink and cream paint.
The court was told Francis claimed he had seen a couple of people with machetes or metal 'scaffolding' poles.
As a building material, bamboo is still commonly used today in Hong Kong in two main ways: as 'scaffolding' for construction and for small temporary structures.
'scaffolding' poles
Were these holes cut to support wooden beams for 'scaffolding' ?
During the early hours of Sunday vandals overturned the towering 'scaffolding' outside the school, causing flags and poles to crash into the road.
Mr Allen spent six weeks in intensive care after the accident when 'scaffolding' being carried in a truck smashed through the windscreen of his Fosseway Coaches bus.
Cocooned in 'scaffolding' and planks, Manchester's majestic John Rylands Library is undergoing a facelift that will see it restored to its original glory, albeit with some modern touches.
Solutions were also needed to solve problems of working inside the old building, such as setting wooden letterboxes into the walls to slide 'scaffolding' poles inside, as these could not be brought through the front door.
Construction work is still being completed on the other floors and 'scaffolding' still surrounds the building.
The 'scaffolding' from a building that was being repaired from Ivan was sheered off and tossed into a nearby visitor center.
The oil company began as a contractor for larger companies, servicing pipes and building 'scaffolding' , before expanding into exploration.
As more and more people crowded on to wooden and steel terraces which resembled nothing more than glorified 'scaffolding' , the structures began to sway, and stresses were placed on steel joints which they were not designed to bear.
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