/ˈækəl/ or /ˈækəlɪ/ (AK-uhl or AK-uh-lee)

Definitions

1. noun

A small, usually temporary, structure built over a stream or river, especially in a mountainous area, to facilitate crossing or to provide shelter.

“The hikers used the accolle to stay dry while crossing the rushing stream.”

2. noun

A structure or bridge that is temporarily built to provide a crossing or access over something.

“The construction company built an accolle to allow the workers to reach the other side of the canal.”