Definition of gangboard in English:

gangboard

noun ˈɡaŋbɔːd

词汇	gangboard
释义	Definition of gangboard in English: gangboard noun ˈɡaŋbɔːd another term for gangplank Example sentencesExamples All the ship's passengers leaned over the gangboards, some with binoculars, watching the crowds. It was nicknamed the Marines Walk because, when the ship was anchored, an armed Royal Marine would be stationed on the gangboard. After dropping pallets and gangboards on my feet, I learned that Steel Toe shoes is like money in the bank. This path consists of 7 small metal foot-bridges, approximately 320 m of chains built into the rocky walls, 140 clenches and about 70 m of wooden gangboards. Around the sun deck at the stern there is a sturdy Niro-railing, the gangboards on either side and at the bow have a small brim so that you won't skid. The result of this technical development is the production of mobile high-pressure water units which can be moved along the gangboards and connected to the fire-extinguishing system.
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