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Pontoon historical definition. Pontoon bridge s were constructed in ancient times by Persians Greeks Romans and Mongols the most famous being Xerxes 3-km 2-mile span over the Hellespont Dardanelles. Pontoon plural pontoons military A flat-bottomed boat used as a support for a temporary bridge. To use the pontoon requires filling out an online booking form 24 hours prior to arrival.

The pontoon is a short walk to Stirling City Centre where you can find an abundance of things to do from visiting the top attractions grabbing a bite to eat or hitting the high street shops. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English pontoon pontoon pɒnˈtuːn pɑːn- noun 1 countable TEC one of several metal containers or boats that are fastened together to support a floating bridge 2 countable TT one of two hollow metal containers fastened to the bottom of a plane so that it can come down onto water and float 3 uncountable British English DGC a card game. A boat or hollow structure that is one of several used to support a floating platform or bridge a pontoon bridge.

G sending you internal Pontoon newsletters periodically. Ponton synonyms Ponton pronunciation Ponton translation English dictionary definition of Ponton. Find out which words work together and produce more natural sounding English with the Oxford Collocations Dictionary app.

A flat-bottomed boat or portable float used in building a floating temporary bridge. F calling you to make arrangements for interviews. A means to secure a vessel fore and aft alongside a pontoon or a finger pontoon secured thereto.

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Pontonier definition an officer or soldier in charge of bridge equipment or the construction of pontoon bridges. Pontoon pɒnˈtuːn n. Pontoon boats and tritoons for cruising entertaining skiing or fishing.