WordNet
n. an upper deck where a ship is steered and the captain stands [syn: bridge]
Wikipedia
Bridge deck may refer to
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Deck (bridge), the top surface of a bridge span
- Orthotropic deck, a type of bridge deck
- Bridge deck, a raised forward section of a boat cockpit
- Deck of cards, used in the card game of bridge
- Deck department, a unit aboard naval and merchant ships
Usage examples of "bridge deck".
Her funnel lay over at a crazy angle and all the bridge deck was twisted and gnarled and battered.
He turned and saw the faint glow of the hand-shaded torch reflect back from a dark, shining, red smudge on the bridge deck.
They were on the bridge deck, glass-sided, open to the air aft, awnings overhead tight and crackling in the breeze, the wake churning.
I looked down at the wing bridge deck and in the pale light of wash from the wheelhouse I could see footprints in the snow.
The third engineer with three of his men had started clearing the remains of the bridge deck, all the wreckage of mast, booms and smoke stack.
They could do nothing but stand helpless until the intruder stepped onto the bridge deck.
Fitzgerald turned further and saw Captain Henry Bersticer stepping across the knee-knocker onto the bridge deck.
MCFARLANE WALKED down the blue-carpeted corridor of the lower bridge deck.
She stood on the bridge deck looking out over the sweeping metal plain that formed the Knight Hammer's upper hull.
She scrambled aboard, then hit the button for the training bridge deck.
The turbolift doors opened, and her First Officer stepped onto the upper bridge deck.
The bridge deck rocked violently, shaking the crew from side to side.