0 to tie the arms and legs of someone together tightly and roughly with rope to prevent them from moving or escaping -- 捆紧，缚牢（人的双臂或双腿）
1 a device for holding an organ of the body, especially part of the intestine, in its correct position after it has moved because of an injury -- 疝带，托带
2 a support for a roof or bridge that is usually made of stone or brick -- （支撑屋顶、桥梁的）构架，托臂，桁架
Figure 5 contains two examples of computer generated roof trusses.
Table 5 summarizes the attributes of the duality between trusses and mechanisms.
Sizing, shape and topology design optimization of trusses using genetic algorithms.
The same grammar for planar trusses is used, but now the analysis will model the lines as beam elements that are capable of suppor ting bending and shear forces.
The roof is hipped [27], therefore the trusses [29] are 13 in number: the first and the last bear, respectively, the two diagonal half trusses, delimiting the two minor pitches.
The duality relation between mechanisms and trusses.
She sold poultry and eggs and plucked her fowls and sold them trussed and got a very good price.
Symbolically, we are to be trussed alive and must be prepared to suffer a lingering death.
