| 释义 |
shor·er
\ˈshōrə(r), ˈshȯr-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from shoren to shore + -er — more at shore (to prop)
: one that shores up; specifically : one that builds cribbing which will serve as a retaining wall to support the sides of an open excavation — called also bracer, cribber |