Definition
Definition of bridgekeeper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
access controlRare person controlling access to a placeRare
- As the bridgekeeper, she decided who could enter the area.
2.
guardRare person who guards a bridgeRare
- The bridgekeeper asked for a password before letting us pass.
Origin of bridgekeeper
Old English, brycg (bridge) + ceapian (to keep)
Examples of bridgekeeper in a sentence
Only the bridgekeeper had the authority to open the gate. The bridgekeeper refused entry without the correct token. A stern bridgekeeper stood watch over the ancient crossing.
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- French:gardien de pont, pontonnier, ...
- German:Brückenwärter, Brückenwächter, ...
- Italian:guardiano del ponte, ...
- Spanish:guardián del puente, custodio del puente, ...
- Portuguese:porteiro, guarda da ponte, ...
- Chinese:桥头人, 桥梁守卫, ...
- Japanese:橋守, 橋番, ...
- Arabic:حارِس, حارس الجسر, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹמֵר גֶּשֶׁר, שׁוֹמֵר גֶּשֶׁר, ...
- Russian:сторож моста, охранник моста, ...
- Ukrainian:сторож мосту, охоронець мосту, ...
- Hindi:पुल के रक्षक, पुल का पहरेदार, ...
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