bridge

Definition for bridge

noun as in structure or something that makes connection

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arch, bond, branch, catwalk, connection, extension, gangplank, pontoon, scaffold, span, tie, transit, trestle, viaduct, wing

verb as in connect, extend

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span, traverse, unite

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attach, bind, branch, couple, cross, join, link, reach, subtend

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arch over, cross over, go over

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Education has always been a sanctuary for her and a bridge to the future.

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In one message Bilel Saadaoui had sent Mr Hussein a link to a news report that a number of Jewish people had been killed in a bridge collapse, and he added the hashtag "Beloved Palestine".

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"The whole world is a very narrow bridge, and the main thing is to have no fear at all."

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He has testified in trials after a black mannequin wearing his shirt was hung from a bridge.

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Iranian construction companies are building a new bridge that will cross the future Tripp.

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