gantry

noun
UK /ˈɡæn.tri/
US /ˈɡæn.tri/

A gantry is a tall frame that holds up signs or machines over a road or track.

The workers climbed the gantry to fix the big road sign.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large frame on wheels that moves over something, like a crane in a shipyard.

The gantry crane lifted the heavy shipping container onto the truck.

3. A structure that supports a rocket or spacecraft before launch.

Engineers checked the rocket on its gantry before liftoff.

4. A frame used to hold signals or equipment over a railway.

The train passed under the signal gantry at the station.