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Definition of swing bridge in English: swing bridgenoun A bridge over water that can be rotated horizontally to allow ships through. Example sentencesExamples - My father took great risks as he led us over some really primitive swing bridges and rickety wooden ones.
- Fred remembers one incident when a 50 ft narrowboat was swept by the force of the current into a tree blocking one arch of the swing bridge soon after it had left the lock.
- Whitby will receive the larger amount, a total of £425,000 for the work that includes the renewal of steel sheet piling, repairs to the swing bridge and anti-corrosion work.
- Councillor Patterson said he would be happy to support the project providing it is a swing bridge being proposed.
- She said that for access to the site, the developers would be willing to provide either a fixed bridge or a swing bridge to replace the present bridge over the canal.
- Follow this, and cross the swing bridge over the River Hull.
- The police spokesman said whenever there were problems with the swing bridge, it cut the town off from the outside world.
- Both rivers had swing bridges built across them and these were very narrow and took pedestrian traffic only.
- It became the best surviving example of a large timber bridge in England besides being one of the earliest swing bridges in Europe.
- The gem in the crown is the cable-stayed swing bridge over the Ouse itself.
- Many of the locks have already been restored and the swing bridges re-installed, and boats can now reach Melbourne, about halfway along the length of the canal.
- There's one last lock between the basin and the river, with flashy electronic gates and a swing bridge operated by two uniformed blokes.
- And a cable-stayed pedestrian swing bridge is being designed for San Diego.
- We cross a swing bridge over the Grey River and make our way through a forest of mature southern Beech trees to a wide shingle beach.
- The six-mile bypass, which is due to open later this year, will include a new swing bridge over the River Ouse as well as five other bridges and four roundabouts.
- Leave the lane when you reach a small open parking area on the right by the canal and cross it via a black and white swing bridge on your right to join the towpath.
- He did note that the biggest danger was to pedestrians crossing the swing bridge across the canal.
- We pass a swing bridge that leads, apparently, to nowhere.
- Meades also visited the swing bridge in Newcastle where he examined the letters from children thanking the bridge engineer for showing them how its worked.
- There is a swing bridge over the river and from there a track goes on to Camp Flat, a 4 hour round trip.
Definition of swing bridge in US English: swing bridgenounˈswiNG ˌbrijˈswɪŋ ˌbrɪdʒ A bridge over water that can be rotated horizontally to allow ships through. Example sentencesExamples - We pass a swing bridge that leads, apparently, to nowhere.
- The gem in the crown is the cable-stayed swing bridge over the Ouse itself.
- Follow this, and cross the swing bridge over the River Hull.
- Councillor Patterson said he would be happy to support the project providing it is a swing bridge being proposed.
- There's one last lock between the basin and the river, with flashy electronic gates and a swing bridge operated by two uniformed blokes.
- Fred remembers one incident when a 50 ft narrowboat was swept by the force of the current into a tree blocking one arch of the swing bridge soon after it had left the lock.
- The police spokesman said whenever there were problems with the swing bridge, it cut the town off from the outside world.
- Leave the lane when you reach a small open parking area on the right by the canal and cross it via a black and white swing bridge on your right to join the towpath.
- There is a swing bridge over the river and from there a track goes on to Camp Flat, a 4 hour round trip.
- She said that for access to the site, the developers would be willing to provide either a fixed bridge or a swing bridge to replace the present bridge over the canal.
- Both rivers had swing bridges built across them and these were very narrow and took pedestrian traffic only.
- My father took great risks as he led us over some really primitive swing bridges and rickety wooden ones.
- It became the best surviving example of a large timber bridge in England besides being one of the earliest swing bridges in Europe.
- Many of the locks have already been restored and the swing bridges re-installed, and boats can now reach Melbourne, about halfway along the length of the canal.
- Meades also visited the swing bridge in Newcastle where he examined the letters from children thanking the bridge engineer for showing them how its worked.
- We cross a swing bridge over the Grey River and make our way through a forest of mature southern Beech trees to a wide shingle beach.
- He did note that the biggest danger was to pedestrians crossing the swing bridge across the canal.
- The six-mile bypass, which is due to open later this year, will include a new swing bridge over the River Ouse as well as five other bridges and four roundabouts.
- Whitby will receive the larger amount, a total of £425,000 for the work that includes the renewal of steel sheet piling, repairs to the swing bridge and anti-corrosion work.
- And a cable-stayed pedestrian swing bridge is being designed for San Diego.
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