Pronunciation: /brɪdʒ/
noun a structure carrying a road, path, railroad, or canal across a river, ravine, road, railroad, or other obstacle.
A1 The bridge crosses over the river.
A2 The old wooden bridge creaked as we walked across it.
B1 The bridge provided a convenient shortcut for pedestrians.
B2 The suspension bridge swayed in the wind, making some people nervous.
C1 The architect designed a stunning bridge that became a landmark in the city.
C2 The bridge was illuminated at night, creating a beautiful reflection in the water below.
verb None
A1 The builder used wood to bridge the gap.
A2 I need to bridge the language barrier with my new classmates.
B1 The negotiator tried to bridge the gap between the two conflicting parties.
B2 The new technology aims to bridge the digital divide in underdeveloped areas.
C1 The artist's work seeks to bridge the gap between traditional and modern art forms.
C2 The professor's research has helped to bridge gaps in our understanding of quantum physics.
adjective None
A1 The bridge was old and made of wood.
A2 The bridge connected two villages across the river.
B1 The bridge design was modern and sleek.
B2 The bridge was built to withstand strong winds and earthquakes.
C1 The bridge served as a vital transportation link for the region.
C2 The bridge was a masterpiece of engineering, spanning over a deep canyon.
adverb None
A1 She walked across the bridge quickly.
A2 He ran over the bridge to catch the bus.
B1 The old bridge was carefully restored by local craftsmen.
B2 The new bridge seamlessly connects the two parts of the city.
C1 The architect designed a stunning bridge that spans the river.
C2 The bridge elegantly blends modern and traditional architectural styles.
pronoun None
A1 The bridge is very long.
A2 I walked across the bridge.
B1 The bridge connects the two sides of the city.
B2 The bridge was built in the 19th century.
C1 The bridge's design is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
C2 The bridge serves as a vital link for transportation in the region.
preposition None
A1 The bridge across the river is very long.
A2 The bridge between the two buildings is made of steel.
B1 The bridge over the highway provides a shortcut to the other side.
B2 The bridge near the park is a popular spot for picnics.
C1 The bridge by the old castle has intricate carvings on its walls.
C2 The bridge beneath the waterfall offers a breathtaking view of the cascading water.
conjunction None
A1 I need to cross the bridge to get to the other side.
A2 The bridge connects the two villages across the river.
B1 The new bridge will help alleviate traffic congestion in the city.
B2 The bridge not only provides a passage for vehicles but also for pedestrians.
C1 The bridge serves as a symbolic link between the past and the present.
C2 The bridge acts as a metaphorical bridge between different cultures and traditions.
interjection None
A1 Bridge! Be careful when crossing the river.
A2 Bridge! It's important to connect the two sides.
B1 Bridge! Let's find a way to bridge the communication gap.
B2 Bridge! We need to bridge the cultural differences.
C1 Bridge! We must bridge the divide between the two communities.
C2 Bridge! Building relationships is crucial to bridge the gap.
article None
A1 The bridge is long and connects two sides of the river.
A2 We walked across the bridge to get to the other side of town.
B1 The old stone bridge was built in the 18th century.
B2 The suspension bridge swayed in the wind as we crossed it.
C1 The architect designed a stunning bridge that became a landmark in the city.
C2 The engineer's innovative design of the bridge revolutionized modern bridge construction.
formal The bridge was constructed using the latest engineering techniques.
informal Let's meet at the bridge at 3 pm.
slang I can't believe he actually bought that bridge in Brooklyn.
figurative The new policy acts as a bridge between the company and its employees.
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