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Meanings of bridge (bridged) in English

Russian
гимнастический мост
Spanish
puente
Wikidata

Exercise and body posture in which a person stand on their feet and hands with their back turned down.

        Related terms
        гимнастический мост
        Russian
        капитанский мостик
        Portuguese
        ponte de comando
        Spanish
        puente
        Catalan
        pont
        Wikidata

        Room or platform from which a ship can be commanded.

              Related terms
              капитанский мостик
              Russian
              мост
              Portuguese
              ponte
              Catalan
              pont
              Spanish
              puente
              Wikidata

              Structure that spans and provides a passage over a road, railway, river, or some other obstacle.

                    мост
                    Russian
                    мост
                    Portuguese
                    istmo
                    Spanish
                    puente

                    An edge in a node-link graph whose removal would disconnect the graph.

                        Related terms
                        мост
                        Usage of bridged in English
                        1
                        But technology and data have bridged the gap between the two worlds.
                        The Guardian
                        2
                        They were rapidly bridged in the same manner as those previously encountered.
                        Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant — Volume 1
                        3
                        The necessity of answer was bridged by the descent of his wife.
                        The Three Black Pennys: A Novel
                        4
                        The chasm was bridged with planks, and Arcoll and I crossed alone.
                        Prester John
                        5
                        The distance between their ranks was easily bridged over by common danger.
                        The Man With The Broken Ear
                        6
                        The result has been a gap which has not been bridged over.
                        Modern Religious Cults and Movements
                        7
                        Differences in after life, alas, are not always to be bridged thus.
                        Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
                        8
                        By and by he came to a stream bridged by a plank.
                        Fifty Years of Public Service / Personal Recollections of Shelby...
                        9
                        Finally, reaching more even ground, she walked across streams bridged with stones.
                        The Descent
                        10
                        And that is a gap that cannot be bridged with a phrasebook.
                        The Guardian
                        11
                        The chasm that had opened between them would never be bridged now.
                        The Tangle Box
                        12
                        Yawning shell holes would open up suddenly, precariously bridged with half-charred boards.
                        Men in War
                        13
                        The gulf was bridged as he looked at Renée petting Roland's horse.
                        Beauchamp's Career — Complete
                        14
                        Reba looked at the stranger's face and noticed his rather high-bridged nose.
                        Ghosts
                        15
                        Creatives are always given priority. That's a gap that needs to be bridged.
                        The Irish Times
                        16
                        Thus the gulf is partly bridged over; and the hostility takes another form.
                        Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chaps. XV to XXI