| 释义 |
put·log
\ˈpu̇tˌlȯg, ˈpət- also -ˌläg\ noun
also put·lock \-ˌläk\
Etymology: putlog probably by folk etymology (influence of log) from putlock, perhaps from put (III) + lock
: one of the short pieces of timber that directly support the flooring of a scaffold and that have one end resting on the ledger of the scaffold and the other in a hole left in the wall temporarily for the purpose |