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retractable bridge

retractable bridge noun: a type of movable bridge in which the deck can be rolled back longitudinally, opening a gap for traffic to pass through.

Noun

retractable bridge (plural retractable bridges)

  1. A type of movable bridge in which the deck can be rolled back longitudinally, opening a gap for traffic to pass through.

Forms of retractable bridge

pluralretractable bridges

Questions about retractable bridge

What does retractable bridge mean?
Retractable bridge means a type of movable bridge in which the deck can be rolled back longitudinally, opening a gap for traffic to pass through.
What part of speech is retractable bridge?
Retractable bridge is a noun.
What is the plural of retractable bridge?
The plural of retractable bridge is retractable bridges.

Words near retractable bridge in the dictionary

  1. retracking
  2. retracks
  3. retract
  4. retractability
  5. retractable
  6. retractable bridge
  7. retractable bridges
  8. retractable pencil
  9. retractable pencils
  10. retractable rooftop
  11. retractable rooftops

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