Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In architecture, a piece of wood placed between two beams or other pieces, to prevent them from approaching each other.
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- verb Present participle of
bridge . - adjective That acts as a
bridge (in many contexts)
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Examples
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So that might mean that we see the U.S. getting much more involved down the road offering what they call bridging proposals, to bridge the two sides.
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In some cases they may have to do what they call bridging studies with the resident population simply to show that what worked in the United States does works, using population of that particular country.
unknown title 2008
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In some cases they may have to do what they call bridging studies with the resident population simply to show that what worked in the United States does works, using population of that particular country.
unknown title 2008
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In some cases they may have to do what they call bridging studies with the resident population simply to show that what worked in the United States does works, using population of that particular country.
unknown title 2008
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In some cases they may have to do what they call bridging studies with the resident population simply to show that what worked in the United States does works, using population of that particular country.
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Especially glad you can relate to the role of academia in bridging the science-general public gap.
AGU Day 0: Restarting the Climate Conversation | Serendipity 2009
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I like the fact that other people are working hard to make this literature approachable for a whole new swath of the global community, and I like seeing the approaches other people take in bridging some technical issues between the two languages: the different use of tenses, the things that are left unstated in Japanese, the details that must sometimes be filled in to have the English sentence make sense.
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Someone needs to do a better job in bridging the dramatic with the fantastic because as it stands it looks like a mess just waiting to unfold if this trailer is any indication of how sharp it turns, dramatically, throughout the movie.
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Spin is about bridging from the defensive to the offensive with a well-timed turn of phrase.
How to Rig an Election? Ask the Author - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Spin is about bridging from the defensive to the offensive with a well-timed turn of phrase.
How to Rig an Election? Ask the Author - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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