spill-through abutment / Shelf abutment
French translation: culée par palliers
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butée/culée Explanation: abutment = butée (Collins-Robert FR-EN/EN-FR Dictionary) = culée (Lexique ferroviaire FR-AN/AN-FR) I can't find "spill-through abutment" in FR though, but you can see photos of a bridge + spill-through abutment at : http://www.spacpl.com/bridges/berdewadi.htm |
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points please Explanation: If my answer was of any help to you, could you award me some points please ? It is the way the system works here :) |
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