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1 ♦ bridge
♦ bridge (1) /brɪdʒ/n.1 ponte: a bridge across the Cam, un ponte sul Cam; a bridge over the motorway, un ponte sull'autostrada; bridge of boats, ponte di barche; railway bridge, ponte della ferrovia; toll bridge, ponte (soggetto) a pedaggio2 (fig.) ponte; collegamento; passaggio; trampolino di lancio3 (naut.) ponte di comando; plancia10 (elettr.) ponte; collegamento (o derivazione) in parallelo: bridge circuit, circuito a ponte (o a portale)● bridge crane, gru a ponte □ bridge-builder, pontiere; (fig.) mediatore □ bridge-building, construzione di ponti; (fig.) promozione di rapporti amichevoli, opera di mediazione □ (naut.) bridge deck, ponte di comando; plancia □ (fin. USA) bridge loan, prestito compensativo; finanziamento ponte □ (naut.) bridge house, cassero centrale □ (GB) bridge roll, panino morbido di forma allungata □ the Bridge of Sighs, il Ponte dei Sospiri ( a Venezia e a Cambridge) □ (mus.) bridge passage, passaggio □ to build bridges, stabilire relazioni amichevoli; fare da mediatore; fare da pontiere □ to burn one's bridges, bruciare (o tagliarsi) i ponti alle spalle □ We'll cross that bridge when we come to it, ci penseremo quando sarà il momento □ (prov.) Don't cross your bridges before you come to them, non fasciarti la testa prima d'essertela rotta.bridge (2) /brɪdʒ/n. [u]● bridge player, bridgista.(to) bridge /brɪdʒ/v. t.3 ( di passerella, ecc.) fare da ponte su; passare sopra a; attraversare: A plank bridged the stream, un'asse faceva da ponte sul ruscello5 (fig.) collegare; fare da ponte fra6 (fig.) colmare; superare: to bridge a gap, colmare un divario, una lacuna, un distacco; colmare le distanze -
2 pier
[pɪə(r)]1) (at seaside resort) molo m.2) (part of harbour) (built of stone) molo m.; (landing stage) imbarcadero m.3) ing. (of bridge, dam, foundations) pilone m.; (pillar in church, of gateway) pilastro m.; (wall between openings) trumeau m.* * *[piə](a platform of stone, wood etc stretching from the shore into the sea, a lake etc, used as a landing-place for boats or as a place of entertainment: The passengers stepped down on to the pier.) molo, pontile* * *pier /pɪə(r)/n.1 (naut.) frangiflutti2 (naut.) banchina; gettata; molo; pontile4 (edil.) piedritto; montante; pilastro● (naut.) pier dues ► pierage □ pier face, fronte del molo □ pier-glass, specchiera ( tra due finestre) □ pier-head, testa (o punta) di molo □ pier-table, mensola ( tra due finestre).* * *[pɪə(r)]1) (at seaside resort) molo m.2) (part of harbour) (built of stone) molo m.; (landing stage) imbarcadero m.3) ing. (of bridge, dam, foundations) pilone m.; (pillar in church, of gateway) pilastro m.; (wall between openings) trumeau m. -
3 pontoon
I [pɒn'tuːn]nome BE gioc. ventuno m.II [pɒn'tuːn]1) (pier) pontone m.2) aer. (float) galleggiante m. (di un idrovolante)* * *I [pon'tu:n] noun(one of the flat-bottomed boats used to support a temporary roadway (a pontoon bridge) across a river etc.)II [pon'tu:n] noun(a kind of card-game.)* * *pontoon (1) /pɒnˈtu:n/n.1 pontone; barca da ponte; chiatta3 (naut.) pontone a biga● pontoon bridge, ponte di barche.pontoon (2) /pɒnˈtu:n/n.* * *I [pɒn'tuːn]nome BE gioc. ventuno m.II [pɒn'tuːn]1) (pier) pontone m.2) aer. (float) galleggiante m. (di un idrovolante)
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