bridge

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbrɪdʒ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/brɪdʒ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(brij)

Inflections of 'bridge' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
bridges
v 3rd person singular
bridging
v pres p
bridged
v past
bridged
v past p

Collocations for "bridge"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "bridge" in context.

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bridge

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a [tall, high, scary, long, beautiful, old] bridge
  2. a [suspension, covered, trestle] bridge
  3. a [freeway, pedestrian, bike] bridge
  4. the [London, Brooklyn, Golden Gate] bridge
  5. the bridge [fell down, collapsed, gave way]
  6. the bridge was [completed, built, constructed] in [1950]
  7. the bridge [links, connects, joins] (the two islands)
  8. [leaped, jumped] off a bridge
  9. the bridge to [Mexico]
  10. a bridge over [the Mississippi]
  11. a bridge in [Portland]
  12. a bridge from [Wisconsin] to [Minnesota]
  13. a bridge across the [water, freeway]
  14. bridges and tunnels
  15. the bridge of the [ship, vessel]
  16. the [commander, captain] is in the bridge
  17. [go, run, call up] to the bridge
  18. don't burn your bridges
  19. cards: [learn, play] bridge
  20. a [game, round, session] of bridge
  21. the [dentist, orthodontist] inserted a bridge
  22. a [lump, wart] on the bridge of her nose
  23. a bridge of [cultures, friendship, trust]
  24. UK: the [task, mission, challenge] was a bridge too far
  25. music: the bridge of the [song, track]
n as adj
  1. bridge [span, support, strut]
  2. closed for bridge construction
  3. bridge [players, tournaments, championships]
v
  1. bridge the [river, gorge, ravine]
  2. [beams, a wooden plank] bridged the [ravine]
  3. (helped to) bridge the gap (between)
  4. bridge the [culture, generation, age] gap
  5. bridge the understanding of
  6. bridge the [topic, issue, transition]
  7. bridge the two [stories, theories, concepts] (together)
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