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bridgework
/ ˈbrɪdʒˌwɜːk /
noun
- a partial denture attached to the surrounding teeth See bridge 1
- the technique of making such appliances
- the process or occupation of constructing bridges
Word History and Origins
Origin of bridgework1
Example Sentences
Those sites are carefully plotted in advance by Ukrainian artillery teams, turning the pontoon bridgework into bloody, costly affairs for the Russians.
Wearing a tank top and shorts and seated in a storage room inside his desultory restaurant, he flashed a wry smile that showed gold dental bridgework.
My partner has a full set of permanent upper bridgework.
“Then owners might have more resources to address the critical areas sooner and the bridgework could come down,” he said.
Cut-to-length steel is used in a wide range of applications, including buildings and bridgework; agricultural, construction and mining equipment; machine parts and tooling; ships, rail cars, tankers and barges; and large-diameter pipes.
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