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bridge Significado & definición

0 a structure that is built over a river or road so that people can go across it -- puente
- the Brooklyn Bridge
1 a card game for four players who play in pairs -- bridge
2 a structure built over a river, road, etc. to cross it -- puente [ masculine ]
- to cross the bridge cruzar el puente
- a bridge over the river un puente sobre el río
3 sth that helps to connect two different things -- puente [ masculine ]
- a bridge between science and religion un puente entre la ciencia y la religión
4 the bony upper part of the nose -- puente [ masculine ]
- the bridge of her nose el puente de su nariz
5 to decrease differences or difficulties -- tender un puente sobre
- to help prisoners bridge the gap between prison and life outside ayudar a los prisioneros a salvar la distancia entre la vida en prisión y la exterior

This gulf must not be allowed to get any wider; bridging it is our most important task.
I believe that, as part of that bridge, we have together forged an important element: the agreement we reached on the legal bases.
We would be isolated islands without bridges, and bridges help us form communities.
Not only have they given us important information, but we have also been able to work together, building bridges and holding talks.
We are supposed to be building bridges back to the citizens.
I believe we have been truly successful in building bridges here.
We should not forget that construction is a bridging sector, which enables workers to move from the agricultural sector into the service or industrial sectors.
It has occasionally been described as a bridge to the first pillar, but this bridge was mined from the start.