Latin · Latina
pons
/ˈpõːs/ noun · plural: pontēs A2 (estimated)
1. A bridge, a construction or natural feature that spans a divide.
| English | bridge, construction |
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| German | die Brücke, das Bridge, die Bridge |
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| French | le pont, la passerelle, le chevalet |
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| Portuguese | a ponte, o bridge, o passadiço |
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| Czech | most, můstek, kobylka |
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| Italian | il ponte, il bridge, la plancia |
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| Spanish | el puente, el bridge, la pasadera |
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| Dutch | de brug, de kam, het bridge |
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| Swedish | en bro, en brygga, ett stall |
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3. a bridge (prosthesis replacing one or several adjacent teeth)
| English | bridge |
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| German | die Brücke, die Zahnbrücke |
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| French | le pont, le bridge |
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| Portuguese | a ponte |
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| Czech | můstek |
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| Italian | il ponte |
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| Spanish | el puente |
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4. bridge
| English | bridge |
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| Spanish | el puente |
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