| 释义 |
trans·pon·tine
\(ˈ)tranz|pän.ˌtīn, -n(t)|sp-\ adjective
Etymology: trans- + Latin pont-, pons bridge + English -ine — more at find
1. : lying or situated on the other side of a bridge
< transpontine night life >
< transpontine newspaper >
— opposed to cispontine
2. : resembling or characteristic of a class of melodramas once popular in theaters of the part of London south of the Thames |