pontoon

Converse of object

• moor: There you can enjoy snorkeling or diving from a moored pontoon.
• wait: Waiting pontoon above Lock No 8. First of the economy bridges.
• install: Lets hope the plans to install pontoons in the basin ( see WW May 2000 ) will ease the problems of mooring here.
• leave: I recently saw pictures of ambulances leaving the pontoon of the Mulberry Harbor and this made me visit Normandy.
• include: Facilities will also be available for PS Waverley, and plans include a pontoon for river traffic.
• provide: Head toward the left-hand side of the lake and you will see the pontoons provided for visitor moorings.

Adjective modifier

• floating: Two round piles for the floating mooring pontoon below lock 8 can be seen in the distance.
• concrete: It consists of a 50m steel bridge leading to a 32 square meter reinforced concrete pontoon.
• new: The Foyle Regatta was launched in 2003 with the opening of the new city center pontoon.

Modifies a noun

• moorings: Apart from the pontoon moorings for visiting yachts there are two yacht clubs, two marinas and an abundance of public houses and restaurants.
• mooring: Surely some floating pontoon moorings could be provided here?
• berth: There are a number of deep water moorings available off season together with detached deep water pontoon berths.
• bridge: One leaves the Island by a long pontoon bridge.
• boat: Then you board a pontoon boat for an afternoon cruise to a bustling village further up stream.
• party: Unfortunately the planned pontoon party, which was to follow the briefing, had to be canceled due to swarms of flying ants.

Noun used with modifier

• mooring: Two round piles for the floating mooring pontoon below lock 8 can be seen in the distance.
• finger: There are a straight run of 4 berths and a further 14 berths on attached finger pontoons.
• rescue: The GSPCA carries a special whale and dolphin rescue pontoon and also has qualified marine mammal medics.
• visitor: It was also interesting to note that the visitor mooring pontoon was completely free.
• start: At this stage the traffic lights on the start pontoon will be off.