1. 吊架：Galileo 伽利略 | gallows 吊架 | gallstone 胆石
2. 绞架：gallows tree 绞架 | gallows 绞架 | gallows-ripe 应判处绞刑的
3. 挂架：gallows 承梁 | gallows 挂架 | gallowsbitts 双柱吊架
1. 绞刑架；绞台
A gallows is a wooden frame used to execute criminals by hanging.
1. The carnival mood as exhibited in China and elsewhere speaks less of gallows humor than an urge to squeeze fun out of a humdrum existence.
2. That clandestine video showed the former leader dropping through the gallows floor as he offered chanted prayers.
3. Saddam's execution drew international outrage after a clandestine video showed the former president being taunted on the gallows.
4. The inflammatory footage also showed Saddam plummeting through the gallows trapdoor and dangling in death.
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5. Saddam appeared to smile at those taunting him from below the gallows.
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6. Officials only confirmed the hanging would go ahead just 4 hours before Saddam went to the gallows shortly after 6 am.
7. Two Malaysians and one Singaporean were arrested for suspecting drug trafficking and if found guilty, all three face the gallows.
8. In large part, it was the unruly scene at the gallows that catapulted Saddam to hero's status.
9. A senior Bush administration official said the ousted president could go to the gallows as soon as Saturday.
10. Most people will agree that the killer of kindergarten students deserved to be sent to the gallows.
noun
1. an instrument of execution consisting of a wooden frame from which a condemned person is executed by hanging