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Meanings of trestle in English
Russian
эстакада Spanish
calzada elevada 
An elevated road or railway or section thereof.
Related terms
Spanish
puente de castilletes 
Usage of trestle in English
1
The trestle-board is, then, the symbol of the natural and moral law.
2
The voice drifted from far away in the darkness on the trestle.
3
A piece of the trestle fell and killed two of the men.
4
They had come to the end of the trestle over the river.
5
The skeleton work of the trestle now rose more clearly into view.
6
Each trestle is twenty feet long and they are bringing up more.
7
Maps and clipboards were strewn across the trestle table in the centre.
8
It was just a short walk from there to the trestle bridge.
9
They stood at the trestle table and waited until Cathy came out.
10
But for his vigilance the trestle would long ago have been down.
11
He got up and hurried across the trestle bridge, shivering in fear.
12
They knew nothing of what had happened-washappening-outthere on the trestle.
13
We're hugging the side of a forested hill, headed for a trestle.
14
About a mile distant there was a trestle spanning a deep gorge.
15
A train, catching him defenseless in the middle of the trestle, would.
16
If a trestle should happen to go out-thatwould be our finish.
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