bridge是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 a structure that is built over a river, road, or railway to allow people and vehicles to cross from one side to the other -- 橋

  • We drove across/over the bridge. 我們開車駛過大橋。

  • the Brooklyn Bridge 布魯克林大橋

  • Part-time work can provide a bridge between staying at home and working full-time. 兼職工作可以作為從不工作過渡到全職工作的橋樑。

• 1 the raised part of a ship on which the captain and other officers stand and from where they control the movement of the ship -- （艦船的）駕駛臺，船橋，艦橋

• 2 the top part of the nose, between the eyes, or (on a pair of glasses) the piece that is supported by the top part of the nose -- 鼻樑；（眼鏡的）鼻樑架

  • The blow caught him right on the bridge of his nose. 那一拳正好打在他的鼻樑上。

• 3 a card game for four players who play in pairs -- 橋牌

• 4 a piece of material that contains one or more artificial teeth and is kept in place by being fastened to the natural teeth -- 齒橋（裝於真牙上以固定假牙的架子）

• 5 a small piece of wood over which the strings are stretched on a musical instrument such as a guitar or violin -- （吉他、小提琴等的）琴馬

• 6 to make the difference or division between two things smaller or less severe -- 減小…之間的差異

  • We must bridge the gap between employees and management. 我們必須消除勞資雙方的鴻溝。

• 7 to build a bridge over or across something -- 在…上架橋

  • The river had been bridged at its narrowest point. 在河流的最窄處架起了橋。