flying bridge (Meaning)

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flying bridge (n)

the highest navigational bridge on a ship; a small (often open) deck above the pilot house

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The sleek yacht featured a spacious flying bridge, offering panoramic views from its elevated perch.
With the wind in her hair, she ascended the flying bridge, eager to survey the vast expanse of ocean before her.
The captain expertly navigated the ship from the flying bridge, his vantage point giving him a clear line of sight over the vessel.
The flying bridge was the perfect spot for entertaining, where guests could sip cocktails and take in breathtaking sunsets.
The couple retreated to the secluded flying bridge for a romantic dinner, the gentle sway of the boat adding to the ambiance.
The flying bridge provided a thrilling vantage point for fishing enthusiasts, allowing them to cast their lines with precision.
As the storm approached, the crew secured everything on the flying bridge and retreated to the shelter of the cabin.
The helicopter pilot skillfully landed on the flying bridge, marking the arrival of a special guest.
The photographer captured stunning aerial shots from the flying bridge, providing a unique perspective on the surrounding landscape.
The flying bridge of the research vessel offered scientists an unobstructed view of the marine life below.

the highest navigational bridge on a ship; a small (often open) deck above the pilot house

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sleek yacht featured a spacious flying bridge, offering panoramic views from its elevated perch.

With the wind in her hair, she ascended the flying bridge, eager to survey the vast expanse of ocean before her.

The captain expertly navigated the ship from the flying bridge, his vantage point giving him a clear line of sight over the vessel.

The flying bridge was the perfect spot for entertaining, where guests could sip cocktails and take in breathtaking sunsets.