Noun:

ବ୍ରିଜ୍,

bridges's Usage Examples:

Cavalry regiment were moved in dismantled condition through Srinagar and winched across bridges while two field companies of the Madras Sappers converted.

As there are no jet bridges due to the location of the apron to the west side of the terminal building instead in front of it – bus-boarding is used for six stands.

The architect travelled to England to study the then-newfangled suspension bridges, he was impressed by the Hammersmith Bridge, and the.

They were placed to guard each end of the two iron bridges in Lake Park.

Briggs's administration laid the groundwork of Iowa transportation infrastructure: planning and building roads, bridges, and railroads.

Two new bridges were also built around the stadium: to the south there is a new bridge suitable for all traffic, the Na Druk Gelukbrug, and to the Schinkel islands in the west there is a cyclists and pedestrian bridge, called Jan Wilsbrug.

Contracts for earthworks, permanent ways and bridges were let from 1862.

Ponte San Lorenzo, Padua, one of the earliest Roman segmental arch bridgesPonte Molino, Padua, another segmental arch bridge of Roman originReferencesSources.

[citation needed] The sidewall is that part of the tire, or bicycle tire, that bridges between the tread and bead.

Original plans ranged from a large, multi-lane suspension (or similar type) bridge, to two parallel bridges (with the central span reserved for HOV lanes).

Larger subpopulations form bridges spanning the distance between two adjacent K layers.

is a lock, rising and falling low-tide barrage integrating controlled sluices and pair of pedestrian bridges on the River Thames in south west London.

and bridges Container shipment, which includes transport by tank truck, tank car, and tank ship.

Synonyms:

Harry Bridges,