Definition of chain bridge in English:

chain bridge

noun

A suspension bridge held by chains rather than cables.
链式悬桥，链索桥
Example sentencesExamples
- However, its subsequent collapse, along with the failure of several other chain bridges, dampened interest in suspension structures for many years thereafter.
- Many traditional chain bridges were built in the Baglung-District along trails.
- Lions Bridge was designed by the architect G. Tretter, one of the most prominent advocates of the early construction of chain bridges in the city.
- Moving along, visitors pass a kind of aquatic playground, with a chain bridge and cleverly designed kinetic water equipment for kids.
- With unremitting efforts 'he built more than 40 chain bridges across the Yaluzangbu, the Lhasa and the Nianchu' not counting far more ferryboats and wooden bridges.
- The chain bridge is 157 m long and it hangs on two double chains which lead through two stone pylons on banks.
- Thangtong Gyalpo and his troupe of seven beautiful sisters then toured Tibet, raising money to construct a reputed fifty-eight iron chain bridges and a hundred and eight ferrycrossing stations.
- No floods have occurred, and there are various kinds of bridges that lie across it, including ancient vine bridges, iron chain bridges and modern reinforced cement bridges.
- The bamboo chain bridges they built, laid with boards, stretch up to 100 meters with no nails and piers being used.
- We demonstrate that our complexes are attracted via the formation of chain bridges and that this attraction can be tuned by changing the fraction of charged monomers on the tails.
- As soon as the information about the British innovation of building chain bridges spread over the European continent, Adamic joined the group of the first designers of such a bridge.
- Follow the river for about three-quarters of a mile to a chain bridge.

Definition of chain bridge in US English:

chain bridge

noun

A suspension bridge supported by chains rather than cables.
链式悬桥，链索桥
Example sentencesExamples
- We demonstrate that our complexes are attracted via the formation of chain bridges and that this attraction can be tuned by changing the fraction of charged monomers on the tails.
- Lions Bridge was designed by the architect G. Tretter, one of the most prominent advocates of the early construction of chain bridges in the city.
- Moving along, visitors pass a kind of aquatic playground, with a chain bridge and cleverly designed kinetic water equipment for kids.
- However, its subsequent collapse, along with the failure of several other chain bridges, dampened interest in suspension structures for many years thereafter.
- As soon as the information about the British innovation of building chain bridges spread over the European continent, Adamic joined the group of the first designers of such a bridge.
- No floods have occurred, and there are various kinds of bridges that lie across it, including ancient vine bridges, iron chain bridges and modern reinforced cement bridges.
- The bamboo chain bridges they built, laid with boards, stretch up to 100 meters with no nails and piers being used.
- Thangtong Gyalpo and his troupe of seven beautiful sisters then toured Tibet, raising money to construct a reputed fifty-eight iron chain bridges and a hundred and eight ferrycrossing stations.
- Follow the river for about three-quarters of a mile to a chain bridge.
- With unremitting efforts 'he built more than 40 chain bridges across the Yaluzangbu, the Lhasa and the Nianchu' not counting far more ferryboats and wooden bridges.
- The chain bridge is 157 m long and it hangs on two double chains which lead through two stone pylons on banks.
- Many traditional chain bridges were built in the Baglung-District along trails.

单词	chain bridge
释义	Definition of chain bridge in English: chain bridge noun A suspension bridge held by chains rather than cables. 链式悬桥，链索桥 Example sentencesExamples However, its subsequent collapse, along with the failure of several other chain bridges, dampened interest in suspension structures for many years thereafter. Many traditional chain bridges were built in the Baglung-District along trails. Lions Bridge was designed by the architect G. Tretter, one of the most prominent advocates of the early construction of chain bridges in the city. Moving along, visitors pass a kind of aquatic playground, with a chain bridge and cleverly designed kinetic water equipment for kids. With unremitting efforts 'he built more than 40 chain bridges across the Yaluzangbu, the Lhasa and the Nianchu' not counting far more ferryboats and wooden bridges. The chain bridge is 157 m long and it hangs on two double chains which lead through two stone pylons on banks. Thangtong Gyalpo and his troupe of seven beautiful sisters then toured Tibet, raising money to construct a reputed fifty-eight iron chain bridges and a hundred and eight ferrycrossing stations. No floods have occurred, and there are various kinds of bridges that lie across it, including ancient vine bridges, iron chain bridges and modern reinforced cement bridges. The bamboo chain bridges they built, laid with boards, stretch up to 100 meters with no nails and piers being used. We demonstrate that our complexes are attracted via the formation of chain bridges and that this attraction can be tuned by changing the fraction of charged monomers on the tails. As soon as the information about the British innovation of building chain bridges spread over the European continent, Adamic joined the group of the first designers of such a bridge. Follow the river for about three-quarters of a mile to a chain bridge. Definition of chain bridge in US English: chain bridge noun A suspension bridge supported by chains rather than cables. 链式悬桥，链索桥 Example sentencesExamples We demonstrate that our complexes are attracted via the formation of chain bridges and that this attraction can be tuned by changing the fraction of charged monomers on the tails. Lions Bridge was designed by the architect G. Tretter, one of the most prominent advocates of the early construction of chain bridges in the city. Moving along, visitors pass a kind of aquatic playground, with a chain bridge and cleverly designed kinetic water equipment for kids. However, its subsequent collapse, along with the failure of several other chain bridges, dampened interest in suspension structures for many years thereafter. As soon as the information about the British innovation of building chain bridges spread over the European continent, Adamic joined the group of the first designers of such a bridge. No floods have occurred, and there are various kinds of bridges that lie across it, including ancient vine bridges, iron chain bridges and modern reinforced cement bridges. The bamboo chain bridges they built, laid with boards, stretch up to 100 meters with no nails and piers being used. Thangtong Gyalpo and his troupe of seven beautiful sisters then toured Tibet, raising money to construct a reputed fifty-eight iron chain bridges and a hundred and eight ferrycrossing stations. Follow the river for about three-quarters of a mile to a chain bridge. With unremitting efforts 'he built more than 40 chain bridges across the Yaluzangbu, the Lhasa and the Nianchu' not counting far more ferryboats and wooden bridges. The chain bridge is 157 m long and it hangs on two double chains which lead through two stone pylons on banks. Many traditional chain bridges were built in the Baglung-District along trails.
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