trellis
trellis 英 ['trelɪs] 美 ['trɛlɪs]
n. 格子；格子结构；框架 vt. 为...搭棚架；使交叉成格子状；使交织
进行时:trellising 过去式:trellised 过去分词:trellised 第三人称单数:trellises
- A trellis is a type of structure used to guide and support climbing plants such as ivy.
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- n. 格子；格子结构；框架
- vt. 为...搭棚架；使交叉成格子状；使交织
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1. Called The Sensual City, the pavilion is clad in a trellis-like structure and features a garden inside with plants growing on the walls, a roof garden and pools of water.
称之谓感性城市，展馆罩在一个格子状结构中，内部体现花园功能，墙上长满植物，还有一个屋顶花园和许多水池。
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2. Blanc uses a kind of techno-trellis as the underlying structure: A plastic-coated aluminum frame is fastened to the wall and covered with synthetic felt into which plant roots can burrow.
白朗使用了一种类似泰可诺框架的技术作为底层结构：塑料涂层的铝质框架固定在墙上，上面覆盖了合成毛毡，植物的根部在毛毡里钻洞打眼。
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3. You can use materials like door panels, a trellis or picket fencing as backdrops, too.
你可以用一些诸如门板，格板的材料，或者是用小桩做成围栏当背景。
- trellis (n.) late 14c., "lattice, grating," from Old French trelis, trellis "trellis, fence," originally "sackcloth," from Vulgar Latin *trilicius, from Latin trilicis, genitive of trilix "having three threads, triple-twilled," from tri- (see tri-) + licium "thread."
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