Definition of Samson post in English:

Samson post

noun

A strong pillar fixed to a ship's deck to act as a support for a tackle or other equipment.
（船的）起重柱，吊杆柱，将军柱
Example sentencesExamples
- Photographs of Assurance-class tugs show considerable superstructure forward of the Samson post, all of which has either now decayed or been swept clear.
- Samson posts or towing bitts don't have to be located on the centerline.
- Original photographs show arched cable guides over the deck here and big Samson posts, all now buried beneath the debris of the deck on the seabed.

Origin

Late 16th century (denoting a kind of mousetrap): probably with biblical allusion to Samson.

Definition of Samson post in US English:

Samson post

noun

A strong pillar fixed to a ship's deck to act as a support for a tackle or other equipment.
（船的）起重柱，吊杆柱，将军柱
Example sentencesExamples
- Photographs of Assurance-class tugs show considerable superstructure forward of the Samson post, all of which has either now decayed or been swept clear.
- Original photographs show arched cable guides over the deck here and big Samson posts, all now buried beneath the debris of the deck on the seabed.
- Samson posts or towing bitts don't have to be located on the centerline.

Origin

Late 16th century (denoting a kind of mousetrap): probably with biblical allusion to Samson.

单词	Samson post
释义	Definition of Samson post in English: Samson post noun A strong pillar fixed to a ship's deck to act as a support for a tackle or other equipment. （船的）起重柱，吊杆柱，将军柱 Example sentencesExamples Photographs of Assurance-class tugs show considerable superstructure forward of the Samson post, all of which has either now decayed or been swept clear. Samson posts or towing bitts don't have to be located on the centerline. Original photographs show arched cable guides over the deck here and big Samson posts, all now buried beneath the debris of the deck on the seabed. Origin Late 16th century (denoting a kind of mousetrap): probably with biblical allusion to Samson. Definition of Samson post in US English: Samson post noun A strong pillar fixed to a ship's deck to act as a support for a tackle or other equipment. （船的）起重柱，吊杆柱，将军柱 Example sentencesExamples Photographs of Assurance-class tugs show considerable superstructure forward of the Samson post, all of which has either now decayed or been swept clear. Original photographs show arched cable guides over the deck here and big Samson posts, all now buried beneath the debris of the deck on the seabed. Samson posts or towing bitts don't have to be located on the centerline. Origin Late 16th century (denoting a kind of mousetrap): probably with biblical allusion to Samson.
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