pontoon bridge

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40 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: جِسْر عَائِم (jisr ʕāʔim) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Belarusian: панто́нны мост (pantónny most) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Bulgarian: понто́нен мост (pontónen most) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Chinese Mandarin: 浮橋 /浮桥 (fúqiáo) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Czech: pontonový most — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Danish: pontonbro — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Dutch: pontonbrug — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Estonian: ujuksild — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Estonian: pontoonsild — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Finnish: ponttoonisilta — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• French: pont flottant — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• German: Pontonbrücke — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Hungarian: hajóhíd — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Icelandic: flotbrú — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Irish: droichead pontúin — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Italian: ponte di barche — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Japanese: 舟橋 — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Japanese: 浮き橋 (ukihashi) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Korean: 부교 (bugyo) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Korean: 배다리 (baedari) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Korean: 부잔교 (bujan'gyo) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Latvian: pontonu tilts — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Lithuanian: pontoninis tiltas — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Macedonian: понтонски мост — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Norwegian Bokmål: flytebro — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Persian: پل شناور (pol-e šenâvar) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Persian: پل پانتونی (pol-e pântoni) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Polish: most pontonowy — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Romanian: pod de pontoane — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Russian: понто́нный мост (pontónnyj most) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Serbo-Croatian: понтонски мост — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Serbo-Croatian: pontonski most — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Slovak: pontónový most — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Slovene: pontonski most — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Spanish: puente de barcas — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Swedish: pontonbro — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Turkish: duba köprü — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Ukrainian: понто́нний міст (pontónnyj mist) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Ukrainian: наплавни́й міст (naplavnýj mist) — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons
• Vietnamese: cầu phao — a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons