bridge
[brɪdʒ] noun
LARGE STRUCTURE 大型结构
ESSENTIAL countable
■a structure that is built over a river, road or railway to allow people and vehicles to cross from one side to the other 桥•We drove across/over the bridge.我们开车驶过大桥。 •the Brooklyn Bridge布鲁克林大桥 countable usually singular
■something that makes it easier to make a change from one situation to another 桥梁；过度•Voluntary work can provide a bridge between staying at home and working full-time.志愿工作是由在家待业过度到全职工作的桥梁。
[brɪdʒ] noun
PART OF A SHIP 船的一部分
countable
■the raised part of a ship on which the captain and other officers stand and from where they control the movement of the ship （舰船的）驾驶台，船桥，舰桥
[brɪdʒ] noun
NOSE 鼻子
countable usually singular
■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 鼻梁；（眼镜的）鼻梁架•The blow caught him right on the bridge of his nose.那一拳正好打在他的鼻梁上。
[brɪdʒ] noun
GAME 游戏
uncountable
■a card game for four players who play in pairs 桥牌
[brɪdʒ] noun
TEETH 牙齿
countable (also bridgework)
■a piece of material that contains one or more artificial teeth and is kept in place by being fastened to the natural teeth 齿桥（装于真牙上以固定假牙的架子）
[brɪdʒ] noun
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 乐器
countable
■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）琴马
[brɪdʒ] verb transitive
BRING TOGETHER 桥梁
■to make the difference or division between two things smaller or less severe 减小…之间的差异•We must bridge the gap between labour and management.我们必须消除劳资双方的鸿沟。
[brɪdʒ] verb transitive
BUILD 建造
■to build a bridge over or across something 在…上架桥•The river had been bridged at its narrowest point.在河流的最窄处架起了桥。 |