bridge

US /brɪdʒ/
UK /brɪdʒ/
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1.

a structure carrying a road, path, railway, or canal across a river, ravine, road, railway, or other obstacle

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The old stone bridge crosses the river.
那座古老的石桥横跨河流。
They built a new bridge to connect the two islands.
他们建造了一座新桥连接这两个岛屿。
2.

鼻梁

the upper bony part of the nose

:
She wears her glasses on the bridge of her nose.
她把眼镜戴在鼻梁上。
He broke the bridge of his nose in the accident.
他在事故中摔断了鼻梁。
3.

桥梁, 连接

a connecting or transitional passage or link

:
The program aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
该项目旨在弥合理论与实践之间的鸿沟。
Music can act as a bridge between different cultures.
音乐可以作为不同文化之间的桥梁。
1.

架桥, 连接

to make a bridge over (something)

:
They plan to bridge the river with a new structure.
他们计划用新结构在河上架桥。
The engineers will bridge the gap between the two cliffs.
工程师们将连接两座悬崖之间的缝隙。
2.

弥合, 缩小差距

to reduce or get rid of the difference between two things or groups of things

:
The new policy aims to bridge the economic divide.
新政策旨在弥合经济鸿沟。
Her research helped to bridge the gap between different scientific fields.
她的研究有助于弥合不同科学领域之间的差距。