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bridge objbrIJv [T]架桥于; 用桥连结In the Middle Ages the river had been bridged (= a bridge had been built over it) with slabs of rock.中世纪的桥由石板搭成。(fig.) The group exists to try to bridge the gap between (= bring together) the unemployed and employers who need workers.该组织的成立为用人单位和失业者之间架起了桥梁。(fig.) This play successfully bridges the gap between different culture (= makes it seem as if these things are not so different).该剧成功地消除了不同的文化间的差异。(Br and Aus) A bridging loan / (Am) bridge loan is an arrangement by which a bank lends a person some money for a short time until that person can get the money from somewhere else, often so that they can buy another house before they sell their own.过渡贷款
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