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Meanings of bridging in English
Use of short pieces (blocks) of dimensional lumber in wood framed construction.
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Examples for "grounds"
Examples for "grounds"
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Photo: 123RF State House said the pardon was based on compassionate grounds.
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The sea is also a shipping route and has major fishing grounds.
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The company has said the decision was made purely on business grounds.
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The allegations in both cases are not without grounds, legal experts say.
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The government said it would appeal against the ruling on security grounds.
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Granting state backing to a new European agency, however, presents other problems.
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However, she's backing the minister and said this is a good start.
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However the ministers gave their broad political backing in some key areas.
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However, in this case shareholder backing for PPG's approach is unusually strong.
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Despite the bipartisan panel's backing, the industry strongly opposed the new rules.
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Yet, even as they spoke, the political crisis blocking these measures worsened.
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The French government has a history of blocking takeovers by foreign companies.
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It said there were reports troops were blocking civilians from reaching shelter.
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Tens of thousands of people have been blocking the city for days.
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He's right here, just inside the entrance, blocking the way, Zelandoni said.
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Block works substandard Following trades lack of respect for previous trades work.
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Sarha, will our electronic warfare blocks work against these monitor bugs?
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A knife from the kitchen block worked just fine as a letter opener.
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Local people staged protests that further blocked work.
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' Block works hard in his case and always knows where it stands.
Usage of bridging in English
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Industry rates for bridging loans are as high as 10 per cent.
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Brussels, however, is split on whether to send a so-called bridging force.
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Methods: Screening for anti-natalizumab antibodies was performed using a standardized bridging ELISA.
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A simple illustration of a bridging telephone line is shown in Fig.
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I was the first to consider the possibility of bridging the strait.
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We show that effector: tumor cell bridging is associated with both activities.
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Ive became a symbol of continuity, bridging the Jobs and Cook eras.
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Though long identified with steamboats, Eads was intrigued with bridging the Mississippi.
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A bridging loan will tide VEM over until the end of March.
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I've been to the bank and they won't give us bridging finance.
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Given these factors, bridging the gap with partial measures is unlikely, analysts said.
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Six studies further utilized bridging protocols using three different pharmacologic agents.
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Another new bridging role, that of senior healthcare assistant, will also be piloted.
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Then I saw a fallen alder bridging the expanse of water.
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No other country seemed immediately willing or able to make such bridging loans.
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He said there would be a demand for bridging finance after the lockdown.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for bridging
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Bridging through the time
Bridging across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common