arbor
arbor — noun
1. a garden frame, often covered with climbing plants, that makes a shady place to
a garden frame, often covered with climbing plants, that makes a shady place to walk through or sit under.
Bilal trained pink roses over the arbor beside his mother's vegetable garden.
train roses over an arbor
After the ceremony, the couple stood under the arbor for family photos.
stand under the arbor
Arjun built a cedar arbor at the gate so jasmine could climb across it.
On hot afternoons, Pim reads on the bench beneath the grape arbor.
文法句型
sit under an arbor
build an arbor at a gate or path
train vines or roses over an arbor
用法筆記
Usually refers to a small garden structure that plants grow over or around. Unlike a pergola, it is often narrow enough to frame a path, gate, or bench.
2. a central shaft in a machine that holds or turns a wheel, blade, or other moving
a central shaft in a machine that holds or turns a wheel, blade, or other moving part.
Before class, Owen locked the sanding wheel onto the arbor of the machine.
the arbor of the machine
The loose arbor made the saw blade shake when Caio started the motor.
loose arbor made the blade shake
A worn arbor stopped the polishing wheel from spinning smoothly during the test.
The repair guide told Christopher to replace the cracked arbor before cutting metal.
文法句型
the arbor of a machine or saw
mount a wheel or blade on the arbor
replace a worn arbor
用法筆記
Used mainly in machine and workshop contexts. It names the central support that a blade, wheel, or similar part is fixed to or turns on.