英语词汇hoist-的发音释义、词根词缀、结构分析、同源词、词频及词根记忆法-英语词根词缀词典

hoist-in combination: hoistaway (U.S.), a mechanical lift or elevator; hoist-bridge (see quot.); hoist-door (see quot.); hoist-hole, an opening through which things are hoisted; hoist-man (see quot.); hoist-rope, a rope by which a sail, goods, etc. are hoisted; hoist-way (U.S.) = hoist-hole, the shaft of a lift or elevator.1881Worcester Suppl., Elevator, a mechanical contrivance for raising persons and goods from the lower story of a building to the higher stories..called also lift and *hoist⁓away.1875Knight Dict. Mech., *Hoist-bridge, a form of drawbridge, in which the leaf or platform is raised.1881Harper's Mag. Mar. 528/1 In the middle of the hall was the ‘*hoist-door’, through which the wheat was hoisted up by a crane and stored in the loft.1892Labour Commission Gloss., *Hoist Men, men attending the hydraulic cranes or steam winches used for hoisting the cargo from deck to quay..men..engaged in looking after the hoists or lifts in the yard.1794Rigging & Seamanship I. 128 The *hoist-rope is put through the holes in the head⁓stick.1896Westm. Gaz. 9 Oct. 5/1 Twelve sorters slid down a hoist rope through the flames.

词汇	hoist-
词根词缀	OED hoist-in combination: hoistaway (U.S.), a mechanical lift or elevator; hoist-bridge (see quot.); hoist-door (see quot.); hoist-hole, an opening through which things are hoisted; hoist-man (see quot.); hoist-rope, a rope by which a sail, goods, etc. are hoisted; hoist-way (U.S.) = hoist-hole, the shaft of a lift or elevator.1881Worcester Suppl., Elevator, a mechanical contrivance for raising persons and goods from the lower story of a building to the higher stories..called also lift and hoist⁓away.1875Knight Dict. Mech., Hoist-bridge, a form of drawbridge, in which the leaf or platform is raised.1881Harper's Mag. Mar. 528/1 In the middle of the hall was the ‘hoist-door’, through which the wheat was hoisted up by a crane and stored in the loft.1892Labour Commission Gloss., Hoist Men, men attending the hydraulic cranes or steam winches used for hoisting the cargo from deck to quay..men..engaged in looking after the hoists or lifts in the yard.1794Rigging & Seamanship I. 128 The *hoist-rope is put through the holes in the head⁓stick.1896Westm. Gaz. 9 Oct. 5/1 Twelve sorters slid down a hoist rope through the flames.
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