Definition of footbridge in English:

footbridge

nounˈfʊtbrɪdʒˈfʊtˌbrɪdʒ

A bridge designed to be used by pedestrians.
he took a short cut across a railway footbridge
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course there is one answer for rail travellers, and that would be a footbridge over the railway lines connecting the two platforms.
- Work involved restoration of the Podgill viaduct, repairs to the farm bridge and two over bridges plus a new footbridge.
- On nights when the fires are ablaze, the streets, river walks, and footbridges surrounding Waterplace Park bustle with people.
- The troubled project has seen two new footbridges installed over the railway line to improve safety.
- We crossed the Weld using the footbridge at the controversial bridge site, riding up the south side of the valley.
- For example, with pedestrian accessibility a top priority, he applauds structures connected to each other by footbridges.
- The two footbridges have been carefully designed and will enhance the aesthetic look of the completed scheme.
- The idea of linking the Easton Road car park with the platforms by a pedestrian footbridge was first mooted 26 years ago.
- From the end of the lane, cross the river by the footbridge alongside the railway bridge and then turn right along the riverbank.
- Oval-shaped, windowed meeting rooms open directly onto the footbridges, as do small common areas with copiers and fax machines.
- Plans to extend a footbridge at York Railway Station creating a short cut for hundreds of commuters have been given the green light.
- At the end of the footbridge is a little pedestrian crossing.
- Bridges or footbridges on the whaler are washed by the storm, so you have to be very careful not to fall into the sea.
- In the summer of 1987 there was a turning point of sorts, I was sat on the steps of a footbridge over railway lines in Towyn north Wales.
- The architects had originally designed a suspension type footbridge to cross the Garavogue River.
- During severe floods only the crown of the A363 road bridge and the nearby footbridge are above water level.
- Opposite, the Berliner Bogen is reached over a footbridge spanning a shallow pool.
- The new footbridges replace a narrow, angst-ridden walkway that ran along the Hungerford Railway Bridge.
- A temporary footbridge will be erected for pedestrians while Fryerning Lane bridge is removed and replaced.
- They laboured up the steps of one of the many pedestrian footbridges crossing Sukhummvit Road.

Definition of footbridge in US English:

footbridge

nounˈfo͝otˌbrijˈfʊtˌbrɪdʒ

A bridge designed to be used by pedestrians.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, with pedestrian accessibility a top priority, he applauds structures connected to each other by footbridges.
- Plans to extend a footbridge at York Railway Station creating a short cut for hundreds of commuters have been given the green light.
- A temporary footbridge will be erected for pedestrians while Fryerning Lane bridge is removed and replaced.
- Work involved restoration of the Podgill viaduct, repairs to the farm bridge and two over bridges plus a new footbridge.
- The new footbridges replace a narrow, angst-ridden walkway that ran along the Hungerford Railway Bridge.
- At the end of the footbridge is a little pedestrian crossing.
- Opposite, the Berliner Bogen is reached over a footbridge spanning a shallow pool.
- From the end of the lane, cross the river by the footbridge alongside the railway bridge and then turn right along the riverbank.
- The troubled project has seen two new footbridges installed over the railway line to improve safety.
- Bridges or footbridges on the whaler are washed by the storm, so you have to be very careful not to fall into the sea.
- During severe floods only the crown of the A363 road bridge and the nearby footbridge are above water level.
- The idea of linking the Easton Road car park with the platforms by a pedestrian footbridge was first mooted 26 years ago.
- Oval-shaped, windowed meeting rooms open directly onto the footbridges, as do small common areas with copiers and fax machines.
- In the summer of 1987 there was a turning point of sorts, I was sat on the steps of a footbridge over railway lines in Towyn north Wales.
- We crossed the Weld using the footbridge at the controversial bridge site, riding up the south side of the valley.
- On nights when the fires are ablaze, the streets, river walks, and footbridges surrounding Waterplace Park bustle with people.
- The architects had originally designed a suspension type footbridge to cross the Garavogue River.
- Of course there is one answer for rail travellers, and that would be a footbridge over the railway lines connecting the two platforms.
- The two footbridges have been carefully designed and will enhance the aesthetic look of the completed scheme.
- They laboured up the steps of one of the many pedestrian footbridges crossing Sukhummvit Road.

单词	footbridge
释义	Definition of footbridge in English: footbridge nounˈfʊtbrɪdʒˈfʊtˌbrɪdʒ A bridge designed to be used by pedestrians. he took a short cut across a railway footbridge Example sentencesExamples Of course there is one answer for rail travellers, and that would be a footbridge over the railway lines connecting the two platforms. Work involved restoration of the Podgill viaduct, repairs to the farm bridge and two over bridges plus a new footbridge. On nights when the fires are ablaze, the streets, river walks, and footbridges surrounding Waterplace Park bustle with people. The troubled project has seen two new footbridges installed over the railway line to improve safety. We crossed the Weld using the footbridge at the controversial bridge site, riding up the south side of the valley. For example, with pedestrian accessibility a top priority, he applauds structures connected to each other by footbridges. The two footbridges have been carefully designed and will enhance the aesthetic look of the completed scheme. The idea of linking the Easton Road car park with the platforms by a pedestrian footbridge was first mooted 26 years ago. From the end of the lane, cross the river by the footbridge alongside the railway bridge and then turn right along the riverbank. Oval-shaped, windowed meeting rooms open directly onto the footbridges, as do small common areas with copiers and fax machines. Plans to extend a footbridge at York Railway Station creating a short cut for hundreds of commuters have been given the green light. At the end of the footbridge is a little pedestrian crossing. Bridges or footbridges on the whaler are washed by the storm, so you have to be very careful not to fall into the sea. In the summer of 1987 there was a turning point of sorts, I was sat on the steps of a footbridge over railway lines in Towyn north Wales. The architects had originally designed a suspension type footbridge to cross the Garavogue River. During severe floods only the crown of the A363 road bridge and the nearby footbridge are above water level. Opposite, the Berliner Bogen is reached over a footbridge spanning a shallow pool. The new footbridges replace a narrow, angst-ridden walkway that ran along the Hungerford Railway Bridge. A temporary footbridge will be erected for pedestrians while Fryerning Lane bridge is removed and replaced. They laboured up the steps of one of the many pedestrian footbridges crossing Sukhummvit Road. Definition of footbridge in US English: footbridge nounˈfo͝otˌbrijˈfʊtˌbrɪdʒ A bridge designed to be used by pedestrians. Example sentencesExamples For example, with pedestrian accessibility a top priority, he applauds structures connected to each other by footbridges. Plans to extend a footbridge at York Railway Station creating a short cut for hundreds of commuters have been given the green light. A temporary footbridge will be erected for pedestrians while Fryerning Lane bridge is removed and replaced. Work involved restoration of the Podgill viaduct, repairs to the farm bridge and two over bridges plus a new footbridge. The new footbridges replace a narrow, angst-ridden walkway that ran along the Hungerford Railway Bridge. At the end of the footbridge is a little pedestrian crossing. Opposite, the Berliner Bogen is reached over a footbridge spanning a shallow pool. From the end of the lane, cross the river by the footbridge alongside the railway bridge and then turn right along the riverbank. The troubled project has seen two new footbridges installed over the railway line to improve safety. Bridges or footbridges on the whaler are washed by the storm, so you have to be very careful not to fall into the sea. During severe floods only the crown of the A363 road bridge and the nearby footbridge are above water level. The idea of linking the Easton Road car park with the platforms by a pedestrian footbridge was first mooted 26 years ago. Oval-shaped, windowed meeting rooms open directly onto the footbridges, as do small common areas with copiers and fax machines. In the summer of 1987 there was a turning point of sorts, I was sat on the steps of a footbridge over railway lines in Towyn north Wales. We crossed the Weld using the footbridge at the controversial bridge site, riding up the south side of the valley. On nights when the fires are ablaze, the streets, river walks, and footbridges surrounding Waterplace Park bustle with people. The architects had originally designed a suspension type footbridge to cross the Garavogue River. Of course there is one answer for rail travellers, and that would be a footbridge over the railway lines connecting the two platforms. The two footbridges have been carefully designed and will enhance the aesthetic look of the completed scheme. They laboured up the steps of one of the many pedestrian footbridges crossing Sukhummvit Road.
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