pontoon 的定义
- Military. a boat or some other floating structure used as one of the supports for a temporary bridge over a river.
- a float for a derrick, landing stage, etc.
- Nautical. a float for raising a sunken or deeply laden vessel in the water; a camel or caisson.
- a seaplane float.
pontoon 近义词
float
更多pontoon例句
- It rained shortly after dawn, leaving the skies an ominously gunmetal gray, but the pontoon boat tour was still a go.
- The lake is also popular for pontoon boats, water skiing and tubing.
- Floating bridges elsewhere in the world tend to span separate pontoons that are spaced out like stepping stones, Rodda says.
- And, with limited money and time, I can't help it, visiting them, and tooling around on a pontoon boat or walking to an adorable ice cream shop, feels more restful and rejuvenating than driving with my mom to the failing Food Lion.
- Though it can stand on land, Prvok was specially designed to live on a pontoon.
- You stand on an unsteady pontoon bridge spanning the Tigris River in a township called Adh Dhouloueya.
- You guard the pontoon bridge with a squad of Iraqi Army soldiers and a single interpreter.
- While we have not definitively located the video, in one video tanks can be seen crossing a pontoon bridge into Ukraine.
- He proceeded to use five pontoon bridges to get his troops across the Rappahannock River.
- Sometimes a girder is rolled out about one-third of its length, and then supported on a floating pontoon.
- In leaving the pontoon for the offing, the various craft increase in size as the water deepens.
- As the real channel is approached, the bridge stops abruptly, and a series of pontoon-like barges takes the place of it.
- On the 14th and 15th, by means of his pontoon bridges near Wilcox's Landing, Grant crossed to the south side of the river.