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gridiron

/ˈɡɹɪdaɪən/

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noun

烤架，铁刑架。

An instrument of torture on which people were secured before being burned by fire.

Examples :

"The gridiron, a cruel instrument of torture, was used to secure the victims before the flames consumed them. "

那个铁刑架是一种残酷的刑具，用来固定受害者，然后让火焰吞噬他们。

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noun

烤架，铁箅子.

An iron rack or grate used for broiling meat and fish over coals.

Examples :

"The chef placed the fish on the gridiron over the hot coals to cook it quickly. "

厨师把鱼放在烧红的炭火上的铁箅子（烤架）上，以便快速烹饪。

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noun

烤架，格栅。

Any object resembling the rack or grate.

Examples :

"The barbecue had a metal gridiron for cooking the steaks. "

烧烤架上有一个金属烤架，用来烤牛排。

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noun

格栅，框架结构

An openwork frame on which vessels are placed for examination, cleaning, and repairs.

Examples :

"The ship's gridiron held the damaged water pipes for repair. "

船坞上的格栅架托着受损的输水管道，以便进行修理。

nautical machine structure

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格栅, 悬挂照明装置的框架。

A raised framework from which lighting is suspended.

Examples :

"The school play's stage had a large gridiron holding the spotlights above the actors. "

学校戏剧的舞台上方有一个大型格栅，用来悬挂聚光灯，照亮演员们。

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noun

橄榄球场，球场。

The field on which American football is played.

Examples :

"The students practiced their football plays on the gridiron before the game. "

比赛前，学生们在橄榄球场上练习他们的橄榄球战术。

sport game area

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noun

美式橄榄球，加拿大式橄榄球

American and Canadian football, particularly when used to distinguish from other codes of football.

Examples :

"My brother loves watching the gridiron games on TV. "

我哥哥很喜欢在电视上看美式橄榄球比赛。

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verb

使成格状，划线。

To mark or cover with lines; to crisscross.

Examples :

"The landscaper gridironed the new garden plot with lines of string to help with planting rows of flowers. "

园艺师在新开垦的花园地上拉起纵横交错的细绳，把它划分成网格状，以便更好地种植成排的花朵。

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verb

分割地块，蚕食土地

To purchase land so that the remaining adjacent sections are smaller than the minimum area purchasable as freehold, thus excluding potential freeholders.

Examples :

"The developer tried to gridiron the farmland by buying up irregular parcels, hoping to make it difficult for anyone else to acquire enough land to build a proper subdivision. "

开发商试图通过收购不规则的地块来分割蚕食这片农田，希望让其他人难以获得足够的土地来建造合适的住宅区。

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