Noun:

तिरेदां, नाव का पुल, पीपे का पुल,

pontoon's Usage Examples:

The mooring chains, weighing 22 lb per ft., are taken from the upstream end of each pontoon to a downstream screw pile mooring and from the downstream end to an upstream screw pile.

The displacement of each pontoon is 180 tons and its weight 22 tons.

The former of these is connected with western Bagdad by a very primitive horse-tramway, also a relic of Midhat Pasha's reforms. The two parts of the city are joined by pontoon bridges, one in the suburbs and one in the main city.

The conflict about St Pierre (Lostenia) was one of the most bloody of the war; but for hours Hill maintained his ground, and finally repulsed the French before Wellington, delayed by his pontoon bridge over the Nive having been swept away, arrived to his aid.

Sonderburg, the capital, with a good harbour and a considerable trade, is connected with the mainland by a pontoon bridge.

On the north side of the fjord is Norre Sundby, connected with Aalborg by a pontoon and also by an iron railway bridge, one of the finest engineering works in the kingdom.

In the river are two pontoon docks and an immense dry dock.

carried across the river Ysel at Doesburg on a pontoon bridge.

At Riga there is a floating pontoon bridge over the Diina.

Napoleon entered the town hard on their heels, but the broken bridge caused a delay of four days, there being no pontoon trains with the army.

Synonyms:

amphibious aircraft, amphibian, float,

Antonyms:

sink, stay in place, natural object, linger,