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pontoon

/pɒnˈtuːn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une structure flottante, telle qu'une embarcation à fond plat servant de quai ou de support pour un pont, ou un flotteur soutenant un hydravion.

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noun

/pɒnˈtuːn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une structure flottante, telle qu'une embarcation à fond plat servant de quai ou de support pour un pont, ou un flotteur soutenant un hydravion.

A noun referring to a floating structure, such as a flat-bottomed boat used as a dock or to support a bridge, or a float that supports a seaplane.

  1. Floating structureB2formal

    A flat-bottomed boat or floating platform used as a dock, bridge support, or temporary structure on water.

    frPonton

    • The army built a pontoon bridge to cross the river.
    • The marina has several pontoons for docking small boats.
    • They anchored the pontoon near the shore for the festival.

    Synonymesbargebuoydockfloat

  2. Seaplane floatB2formal

    One of the floats attached to the underside of a seaplane to allow it to land and take off from water.

    frFlotteur d'hydravion

    • The seaplane's pontoons kept it stable on the lake.
    • The pilot checked the pontoons before takeoff.
    • A damaged pontoon can cause the seaplane to tip over.

    Synonymesfloat

Formes
  • pontoons plural form
  • pontoons' possessive plural form
  • pontoon's possessive singular form
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