I. bridge [brıdʒ] N
pedestrian bridge N, pedestrian flyover
- pedestrian bridge
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It too has sky bridges on the same principle of access at every third floor.
en.wikipedia.org The roof terraces are connected with a sky bridge and have large landscaped gardens, barbeque areas, an extensive pool and a premium penthouse apartment.
www.architectureanddesign.com.au It is composed of six towers connected by sky bridges.
en.wikipedia.org The adventurous journey to your sanctuary is via a long sky bridge to infinity which is yours and yours alone.
www.businessweekly.co.uk A sky bridge leading from one parking garage was also closed off.
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