Definitionn. a supporting tower used to support a bridge
Last update: October 29, 2015
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The bench is supported by a trestle. [Please select]
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They came up to a steel trestle that held the ancient penstock above an open gorge. [Please select]
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They were led into a large but rather dark room, scantily furnished, with two trestle-beds, a table, and a couple of benches. [Please select]
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He was after her in an instant, overtaking her on a frail board trestle that spanned a pool, where the cliff was perpendicular. [Please select]
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There were little five-barred gates, and trapezes, and tight-ropes, and spring-boards, and a trestle-table, all the metal work gleaming like silver. [Please select]
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The road-bed is fifteen feet wide, and there is not a single foot of trestle work in the entire construction. [Please select]
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As he spoke he pointed to a figure standing on the upper trestle above the fill--outlined against the sky. [Please select]
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Then the party climbed the grade to the tracks again and walked to the end of the upper trestle. [Please select]
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In the shade of the elm stretched a trestle table and two wooden benches. [Please select]
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The young man picked up pencil and sketch-book and posed Paul at the end of the seat by the trestle table. [Please select]
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We've got to put a force of men on the piers while we're building the trestle.' [Please select]
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