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Meanings of pontoon in English
Usage of pontoon in English
1
We found the pontoon at the village in which we left it.
2
Out into the darkness to the forward pontoon rushed the howling mob.
3
Here the pontoon bridges were nicely and beautifully stretched across the river.
4
As was customary, activities had included pontoon rides out onto Lac Saint-Jean.
5
The river got strong, the pontoon came up on me too fast.
6
He watched as a long boat was lowered over the starboard pontoon.
7
The horses were attached to the pontoon wagon, ready for a start.
8
Once the catamaran pulled up alongside the pontoon, the fun really began.
9
His pontoon-whichhe insisted he could still navigate just fine-bobbedout front.
10
This was speedily fortified, while a detail was laying the pontoon bridge.
11
The pontoon boats snugged up in the space next to the powerboat.
12
Chris exclaimed suddenly, that pontoon train is not coming back to camp.
13
The idea was to land on a pontoon moored in San Francisco Bay.
14
Waddling cautiously, Erica made her way along the pontoon wharf in the marina.
15
Disabled sailor Geoff Holt opened a new accessible pontoon at Oxford Sailing Club.
16
The left wing remains at Shah Dara and the pontoon bridge.
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Pontoon through the time
Pontoon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common