stanchion
Prononciation : [ˈstænʃən]
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Contexte : « construction »
(noun) a stanchion is a strong vertical post or support that helps hold something up. It's like a tall pole that can keep things steady and in place, like when you see ropes at a fair or a line of people.
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The stanchions held up the ropes perfectly, guiding everyone in the right direction.
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There were no stanchions to hold the fence, so it fell over in the wind.
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What purpose do the stanchions serve at the entrance?
Contexte : « crowd control »
(noun) a stanchion can also refer to a post that holds ropes or barriers to guide people and keep them in line. It's used in places like banks or concerts to manage crowds.
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The stanchions created a clear path for people to follow while waiting in line.
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Without stanchions, the line was chaotic and people didn't know where to go.
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How many stanchions do we need to set up for the event?
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