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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 
Synonyms
Examples for "rack"
Examples for "rack"
1
You shouldn't need any special gear; a standard double rack should suffice.
2
I placed the letter in the rack in your room, immediately afterwards.
3
Place the filled and capped containers on the rack in the sterilizer.
4
Once we even received, from America of course, a cat hat-and-coat rack.
5
First, you need to rack up over one hundred eighty thousand points.
1
Do you know about the new Italian place down by the pier?
2
They seated themselves in the boat and unmoored it from the pier.
3
They keenly scanned the pier as the vessel was being warped in.
4
Must be a mistake, I thought as I went up the pier.
5
Below we could hear the water lapping the piles of the pier.
1
The ramp up in development increases Post's business risk in our view.
2
I certainly don't think we should ramp up the number of inspections.
3
Mr Niedenthal said mosquito prevention needs to ramp up again in Majuro.
4
Ahead is a wide concrete ramp leading down to the loading area.
5
OPEC officials have rejected calls from consumer nations to ramp up production.
1
The viaduct reached the ground; a path led on to the houses.
2
He spoke, lectured, and wrote, in favor of a central city viaduct.
3
Between Théoule and Cannes the railway crosses the viaduct of the Siagne.
4
And until the viaduct was reached the express had not slackened speed.
5
Another structural engineer suggested a conventional viaduct supported by fewer intermediate piers.
1
The New Zealand Transport Agency says the flyover will improve traffic flow.
2
Police have told motorists to slow down on the recently opened flyover.
3
Wellington's controversial flyover is over-ruled and a National MP is quitting parliament.
4
The flyover's come down, but that won't affect you unless there's debris.
5
It was well concealed beneath the flyover and away from other buildings.
1
I summoned a filmy to bear me to an elevated way to take me back to Sawall.
2
I do not say that this is the most elevated way of expressing the scene; but, as an example of characteristic style, it is perfect.
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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Translations for trestle
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Trestle through the time
Trestle across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common