bridgehead
/ˈbrɪdʒhɛd/Definitions
1. noun
The position or area at the far end of a bridge that has been captured or established by an army or other forces.
“The enemy’s bridgehead across the river was heavily fortified and difficult to breach.”
1. noun
The position or area at the far end of a bridge that has been captured or established by an army or other forces.
“The enemy’s bridgehead across the river was heavily fortified and difficult to breach.”