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1. (n.) suspension bridge
a bridge having a deck suspended from cables anchored at their extremities and usu. raised on towers.
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1. (noun) suspension bridge
a bridge that has a roadway supported by cables that are anchored at both ends
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Sense: a type of bridge that has its roadway suspended from cables supported by towers.
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 Afrikaans: hangbrug |
 Arabic: جِسْر مُعَلَّق |
 Bulgarian: висящ мост |
 Brazilian: ponte pênsil |
 Czech: visutý most |
 German: die Hängebrücke |
 Danish: hængebro |
 Greek: κρεμαστή γέφυρα |
 Spanish: puente colgante |
 Estonian: rippsild |
 Farsi: پل معلق |
 Finnish: riippusilta |
 French: pont suspendu |
 Hebrew: גֶשֶר תָלוּי |
 Hindi: झूला-पुल |
 Croatian: viseći most, lančanik |
 Hungarian: lánchíd |
 Indonesian: jembatan gantung |
 Icelandic: hengibrú |
 Italian: ponte sospeso |
 Japanese: つり橋 |
 Korean: 현수교 |
 Lithuanian: kabantis tiltas |
 Latvian: vanšu tilts |
 Malay: jambatan gantung |
 Dutch: hangbrug |
 Norwegian: hengebru |
 Polish: most wiszący |
 Persian: پل معلق |
 Pashto: معلقه پول |
 Portuguese: ponte pênsil |
 Romanian: pod suspendat |
 Russian: подвесной мост |
 Slovak: visutý most |
 Slovenian: viseči most |
 Serbian: viseći most |
 Swedish: hängbro |
 Thai: สะพานแขวน |
 Turkish: asma köprü |
 Taiwanese: 吊橋 |
 Ukrainian: висячий міст |
 Urdu: معلق پُل |
 Vietnamese: cầu treo |
 Chinese: 吊桥 |
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