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footbridges

 

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Noun footbridge has 1 sense
  1. footbridge, overcrossing, pedestrian bridge - a bridge designed for pedestrians
    --1 is a kind of bridge, span
    --1 has particulars: gangplank, gangboard, gangway; jet bridge

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Footbridges

Definition: Footbridges are structures built to allow pedestrians to cross over obstacles such as rivers, roads, or railways.

Sense 1: (Noun) A narrow, elevated structure for pedestrians to cross over a waterway.

Example sentence: The picturesque footbridge spanned across the tranquil river, offering a scenic view of the surroundings.

Sense 2: (Noun) A temporary pedestrian bridge used during construction or special events.

Example sentence: The footbridge was assembled overnight to allow festival-goers to easily access the event grounds.

Sense 3: (Noun) A covered walkway connecting buildings within a complex or campus.

Example sentence: The footbridge between the hotel and convention center provided convenient sheltered passage for the attendees.

Sense 4: (Noun) In basketball, a player's foot movement called when an illegal step is taken.

Example sentence: The referee blew the whistle, signaling a footbridge violation by the player.

Sense 5: (Verb) To construct or install footbridges.

Example sentence: The municipality footbridged several busy intersections to enhance pedestrian safety.

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