I. bridge [brıdʒ] N
pedestrian bridge N, pedestrian flyover
- pedestrian bridge
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Plaques were unceremoniously attached to the bridge, and three days later they were removed and never seen again.
en.wikipedia.org The bridge collapses as the third car hits its pylons, the remaining cars and the rear power unit jackknife into the pile.
en.wikipedia.org Fees are typically equal to an underwriting fee that would have been paid had the bridge loan been replaced in a bond offering.
www.mondaq.com The raiders began raising rails and cutting telegraph wires to delay their pursuers, although an attempt to burn a covered bridge failed.
en.wikipedia.org The bridge's curvilinear design gives it a flowing, natural look, instead of the linear, rigid form of standard bridges.
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