caissons
Prononciation : [keɪˈsɒnz]
Mot
Contexte : « construction »
(noun) caissons are large boxes or containers used in construction. They are usually made of strong materials and hold concrete or water. Workers use them when building bridges or tunnels underwater.
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The workers filled the caissons with concrete to create a strong foundation for the bridge.
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The project was delayed because they didn't have any caissons ready for the underwater construction.
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Why are caissons important for building structures over water?
Contexte : « military »
(noun) in the military, caissons are special vehicles or carts that carry ammunition, supplies, or equipment for artillery. They help move heavy items where they are needed on the battlefield.
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The soldiers used the caissons to transport the artillery shells to the front line.
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Without the caissons, the army struggled to move their supplies efficiently.
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What do caissons typically carry in a military operation?
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