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I . bridge [brɪʤ] N

1. bridge ARCHIT:

bridge
most m

2. bridge no pl GAMES:

bridge
brydż m

3. bridge NAUT:

bridge

4. bridge MUS, MED:

bridge
mostek m

5. bridge (part of nose):

bridge

II . bridge [brɪʤ] VB trans

1. bridge (build bridge):

to bridge a river/valley

2. bridge (decrease difference):

to bridge a gap

bridge credit N no pl ECON

pontoon bridge N

railway bridge N

railway bridge

suspension bridge N

swing bridge N

swing bridge

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Keep walking until you reach the ha-ha and iron bridge.
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They should find out if their mortgage company is willing to give them a bridge loan.
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Across the bridge at the base of the hill is a small grocery store, another group of vending machines, and a small contract post office.
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The bridge collapses as the third car hits its pylons, the remaining cars and the rear power unit jackknife into the pile.
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Plaques were unceremoniously attached to the bridge, and three days later they were removed and never seen again.
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The fire did nt take hold and was put out before it could destroy the bridge.
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Fees are typically equal to an underwriting fee that would have been paid had the bridge loan been replaced in a bond offering.
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Since the antibodies do not bridge between antigens, no agglutination occurs.
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The bridge's curvilinear design gives it a flowing, natural look, instead of the linear, rigid form of standard bridges.
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The sides of the bridge are wooden planks nailed vertically with a small gap between the roof and the top of the side walls.
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