cradle

摇篮

发源地

(摇篮形的)支架

婴儿时代

(雕铜板用的)凿刀;【电】保护网;【矿】淘金器; 淘金槽;【军】炮鞍

【医】(骨折)护架, 接骨台

[美俚]无盖货车

支船架

附于镰刀上使谷类割后排列均匀的一种装置

摇台, 刀具溜板

火箭推助器束, 助推器束固定架

cradle

a baby's bed with enclosed sides, often with a hood and rockers

a place where something originates or is nurtured during its early life

the earliest period of life

a frame, rest, or trolley made to support or transport a piece of equipment, aircraft, ship, etc

a platform, cage, or trolley, in which workmen are suspended on the side of a building or ship

the part of a telephone on which the handset rests when not in use

a holder connected to a computer allowing data to be transferred from a PDA, digital camera, etc

another name for creeper

a framework of several wooden fingers attached to a scythe to gather the grain into bunches as it is cut.a scythe equipped with such a cradle; cradle scythe.a collar of wooden fingers that prevents a horse or cow from turning its head and biting itself

Also called: rocker a boxlike apparatus for washing rocks, sand, etc, containing gold or gem stones

a tool that produces the pitted surface of a copper mezzotint plate before the design is engraved upon it

a framework used to prevent the bedclothes from touching a sensitive part of an injured person

to rock or place in or as if in a cradle; hold tenderly

to nurture in or bring up from infancy

to replace (the handset of a telephone) on the cradle

to reap (grain) with a cradle scythe

to wash (soil bearing gold, etc) in a cradle

to keep (the ball) in the net of the stick, esp while running with it