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bridge1/bridʒ/ n. & v.●n. (also Sc. & N. Engl. [亦苏格兰和英格兰北部] brig /briɡ/) 1a a structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc., across a stream, ravine, road, railway, etc. (跨越小河、沟壑、公路、铁路等的)桥，桥梁(引桥等) b anything providing a connection between different things 起沟通作用的东西 English is a bridge between nations 英语是沟通国与国之间的桥梁 2 the superstructure on a ship from which the captain and officers direct operations (舰船上的)桥楼；舰桥 3 the upper bony part of the nose 鼻梁 4 Mus. an upright piece of wood on a violin etc. over which the strings are stretched 【音】(小提琴等上的)琴马 5 = BRIDGEWORK 6 Billiards etc. 【台球】a a long stick with a structure at the end which is used to support a cue for a difficult shot 杆架(球杆的凹形支架) b a support for a cue formed by a raised hand 架手打势(用手充作杆架) 7 = LAND BRIDGE ●v. tr. 1a be a bridge over 用桥连接 a fallen tree bridges the stream 一棵倒下的树横跨在小桥上 b make a bridge over; span 架桥于…；横跨… 2 span as if with a bridge 跨越；跨过 bridged their differences with understanding 理解使他们消除了分歧 □ cross a (or that) bridge when one comes to it deal with a problem when and if it arises 待到问题出现时再解决不迟，未到桥头先为过桥担忧 □ bridgeable adj.[Old English brycg, from Germanic] |