Definition of suspension bridge in English:

suspension bridge

noun

A bridge in which the weight of the deck is supported by vertical cables suspended from further cables that run between towers and are anchored in abutments at each end.
Example sentencesExamples
- On the way back to the hotel, just before the approaches to the majestic suspension bridge that spans the river, the sky suddenly darkened and a violent snowstorm whirled out of nowhere.
- It is a design and construction feat, being at the time the longest suspension bridge ever built and the first to be made from steel.
- The narrow, castellated 1829 bridge is a repaired suspension bridge and bears a plaque dated 1865 on the Stockton steelwork.
- Then, encumbered with cameras, equipment and chemicals for processing, he embarked on a challenging expedition to Russia to photograph a suspension bridge under construction.
- Here, where the river takes a sharp U-turn, a suspension bridge connects the highway to a small mountain studded with a temple, a towering pagoda and a large golden statue of the Buddha.
- The worst incident involved huge trucks breaking the wrap of the cables, which are critical to safety on the suspension bridge.
- The aerial quality of a suspension bridge arching majestically from one shore to another catches the eye and sweeps up the imagination, and the immense span of the Humber Bridge makes it one of the most beautiful structures in the country.
- One of the more distinctive features of the breakwater design is a suspension bridge at the end of the structure, allowing members of the public to walk across the water to a viewing tower.
- In addition to sculptures, you'll take in views of a delightful hodgepodge of boats, backed by the new suspension bridge and, on a clear day, Mount Rainier.
- A bridge lover rarely wants to drive across a massive suspension bridge, for example.
- The most striking piece of modern architecture is a suspension bridge, called the New Bridge, with only one pylon, where 80 metres high you will find a restaurant with a panoramic view of the city.
- The two banks of the river are connected by a long suspension bridge and on our way, I saw many villagers carrying baskets, crossing the river by using ropes.
- It was a wooden suspension bridge that stretched far.
- With both the world's longest suspension bridge and the longest cable-stayed span, the effort is indisputably an engineering tour-de-force.
- This changed with the steel Brooklyn Bridge, the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened on May 24, 1883.
- He methodically climbs the tree and, with no hesitation, like a trapeze artist without an audience, tiptoes across our suspension bridge.
- In the 1920s the original bridge was dismantled to make way for the present suspension bridge.
- When it opened on 24 May 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world and among the most celebrated creations of the nineteenth century.
- The site, next to the suspension bridge near the village of Thorpe, belongs to a farmer whose livestock was destroyed in the foot-and-mouth crisis.
- Follow the track from the town hall for about 30 yards and take a path to the right, which leads to a pedestrian suspension bridge.

Definition of suspension bridge in US English:

suspension bridge

nounsəˈspenSHən brijsəˈspɛnʃən brɪdʒ

A bridge in which the weight of the deck is supported by vertical cables suspended from larger cables that run between towers and are anchored in abutments at each end.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the 1920s the original bridge was dismantled to make way for the present suspension bridge.
- When it opened on 24 May 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world and among the most celebrated creations of the nineteenth century.
- A bridge lover rarely wants to drive across a massive suspension bridge, for example.
- On the way back to the hotel, just before the approaches to the majestic suspension bridge that spans the river, the sky suddenly darkened and a violent snowstorm whirled out of nowhere.
- It is a design and construction feat, being at the time the longest suspension bridge ever built and the first to be made from steel.
- Then, encumbered with cameras, equipment and chemicals for processing, he embarked on a challenging expedition to Russia to photograph a suspension bridge under construction.
- Follow the track from the town hall for about 30 yards and take a path to the right, which leads to a pedestrian suspension bridge.
- The site, next to the suspension bridge near the village of Thorpe, belongs to a farmer whose livestock was destroyed in the foot-and-mouth crisis.
- The most striking piece of modern architecture is a suspension bridge, called the New Bridge, with only one pylon, where 80 metres high you will find a restaurant with a panoramic view of the city.
- It was a wooden suspension bridge that stretched far.
- He methodically climbs the tree and, with no hesitation, like a trapeze artist without an audience, tiptoes across our suspension bridge.
- With both the world's longest suspension bridge and the longest cable-stayed span, the effort is indisputably an engineering tour-de-force.
- This changed with the steel Brooklyn Bridge, the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened on May 24, 1883.
- One of the more distinctive features of the breakwater design is a suspension bridge at the end of the structure, allowing members of the public to walk across the water to a viewing tower.
- In addition to sculptures, you'll take in views of a delightful hodgepodge of boats, backed by the new suspension bridge and, on a clear day, Mount Rainier.
- The aerial quality of a suspension bridge arching majestically from one shore to another catches the eye and sweeps up the imagination, and the immense span of the Humber Bridge makes it one of the most beautiful structures in the country.
- Here, where the river takes a sharp U-turn, a suspension bridge connects the highway to a small mountain studded with a temple, a towering pagoda and a large golden statue of the Buddha.
- The narrow, castellated 1829 bridge is a repaired suspension bridge and bears a plaque dated 1865 on the Stockton steelwork.
- The two banks of the river are connected by a long suspension bridge and on our way, I saw many villagers carrying baskets, crossing the river by using ropes.
- The worst incident involved huge trucks breaking the wrap of the cables, which are critical to safety on the suspension bridge.

单词	suspension bridge
释义	Definition of suspension bridge in English: suspension bridge noun A bridge in which the weight of the deck is supported by vertical cables suspended from further cables that run between towers and are anchored in abutments at each end. Example sentencesExamples On the way back to the hotel, just before the approaches to the majestic suspension bridge that spans the river, the sky suddenly darkened and a violent snowstorm whirled out of nowhere. It is a design and construction feat, being at the time the longest suspension bridge ever built and the first to be made from steel. The narrow, castellated 1829 bridge is a repaired suspension bridge and bears a plaque dated 1865 on the Stockton steelwork. Then, encumbered with cameras, equipment and chemicals for processing, he embarked on a challenging expedition to Russia to photograph a suspension bridge under construction. Here, where the river takes a sharp U-turn, a suspension bridge connects the highway to a small mountain studded with a temple, a towering pagoda and a large golden statue of the Buddha. The worst incident involved huge trucks breaking the wrap of the cables, which are critical to safety on the suspension bridge. The aerial quality of a suspension bridge arching majestically from one shore to another catches the eye and sweeps up the imagination, and the immense span of the Humber Bridge makes it one of the most beautiful structures in the country. One of the more distinctive features of the breakwater design is a suspension bridge at the end of the structure, allowing members of the public to walk across the water to a viewing tower. In addition to sculptures, you'll take in views of a delightful hodgepodge of boats, backed by the new suspension bridge and, on a clear day, Mount Rainier. A bridge lover rarely wants to drive across a massive suspension bridge, for example. The most striking piece of modern architecture is a suspension bridge, called the New Bridge, with only one pylon, where 80 metres high you will find a restaurant with a panoramic view of the city. The two banks of the river are connected by a long suspension bridge and on our way, I saw many villagers carrying baskets, crossing the river by using ropes. It was a wooden suspension bridge that stretched far. With both the world's longest suspension bridge and the longest cable-stayed span, the effort is indisputably an engineering tour-de-force. This changed with the steel Brooklyn Bridge, the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened on May 24, 1883. He methodically climbs the tree and, with no hesitation, like a trapeze artist without an audience, tiptoes across our suspension bridge. In the 1920s the original bridge was dismantled to make way for the present suspension bridge. When it opened on 24 May 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world and among the most celebrated creations of the nineteenth century. The site, next to the suspension bridge near the village of Thorpe, belongs to a farmer whose livestock was destroyed in the foot-and-mouth crisis. Follow the track from the town hall for about 30 yards and take a path to the right, which leads to a pedestrian suspension bridge. Definition of suspension bridge in US English: suspension bridge nounsəˈspenSHən brijsəˈspɛnʃən brɪdʒ A bridge in which the weight of the deck is supported by vertical cables suspended from larger cables that run between towers and are anchored in abutments at each end. Example sentencesExamples In the 1920s the original bridge was dismantled to make way for the present suspension bridge. When it opened on 24 May 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world and among the most celebrated creations of the nineteenth century. A bridge lover rarely wants to drive across a massive suspension bridge, for example. On the way back to the hotel, just before the approaches to the majestic suspension bridge that spans the river, the sky suddenly darkened and a violent snowstorm whirled out of nowhere. It is a design and construction feat, being at the time the longest suspension bridge ever built and the first to be made from steel. Then, encumbered with cameras, equipment and chemicals for processing, he embarked on a challenging expedition to Russia to photograph a suspension bridge under construction. Follow the track from the town hall for about 30 yards and take a path to the right, which leads to a pedestrian suspension bridge. The site, next to the suspension bridge near the village of Thorpe, belongs to a farmer whose livestock was destroyed in the foot-and-mouth crisis. The most striking piece of modern architecture is a suspension bridge, called the New Bridge, with only one pylon, where 80 metres high you will find a restaurant with a panoramic view of the city. It was a wooden suspension bridge that stretched far. He methodically climbs the tree and, with no hesitation, like a trapeze artist without an audience, tiptoes across our suspension bridge. With both the world's longest suspension bridge and the longest cable-stayed span, the effort is indisputably an engineering tour-de-force. This changed with the steel Brooklyn Bridge, the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened on May 24, 1883. One of the more distinctive features of the breakwater design is a suspension bridge at the end of the structure, allowing members of the public to walk across the water to a viewing tower. In addition to sculptures, you'll take in views of a delightful hodgepodge of boats, backed by the new suspension bridge and, on a clear day, Mount Rainier. The aerial quality of a suspension bridge arching majestically from one shore to another catches the eye and sweeps up the imagination, and the immense span of the Humber Bridge makes it one of the most beautiful structures in the country. Here, where the river takes a sharp U-turn, a suspension bridge connects the highway to a small mountain studded with a temple, a towering pagoda and a large golden statue of the Buddha. The narrow, castellated 1829 bridge is a repaired suspension bridge and bears a plaque dated 1865 on the Stockton steelwork. The two banks of the river are connected by a long suspension bridge and on our way, I saw many villagers carrying baskets, crossing the river by using ropes. The worst incident involved huge trucks breaking the wrap of the cables, which are critical to safety on the suspension bridge.
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