transpontine

trans·pon·tine

T0324100 (trăns-pŏn′tīn′)adj.1. Situated on the other side of a bridge.2. Similar to or characteristic of melodramas once performed in London theaters located south of the Thames River.

transpontine

(trænzˈpɒntaɪn) adj1. on or from the far side of a bridge2. archaic on or from the south side of the Thames in London[C19: trans- + -pontine, from Latin pōns bridge]

trans•pon•tine

(trænsˈpɒn tɪn, -taɪn)

adj. 1. across or beyond a bridge. 2. on the southern side of the Thames in London. [1835–45; trans- + Latin pont-, s. of pōns bridge + -ine¹]

单词	transpontine
释义	transpontine trans·pon·tine T0324100 (trăns-pŏn′tīn′)adj.1. Situated on the other side of a bridge.2. Similar to or characteristic of melodramas once performed in London theaters located south of the Thames River. transpontine (trænzˈpɒntaɪn) adj1. on or from the far side of a bridge2. archaic on or from the south side of the Thames in London[C19: trans- + -pontine, from Latin pōns bridge] trans•pon•tine (trænsˈpɒn tɪn, -taɪn) adj. 1. across or beyond a bridge. 2. on the southern side of the Thames in London. [1835–45; trans- + Latin pont-, s. of pōns bridge + -ine¹]
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