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Bridge
Bridge
n.
A
structure
,
usually
of
wood
,
stone
,
brick
, or
iron
,
erected
over
a
river
or
other
water
course
, or
over
a
chasm
,
railroad
,
etc
., to
make
a
passageway
from
one
bank
to
the
other
.
Bridge
n.
Anything
supported
at
the
ends
,
which
serves
to
keep
some
other
thing
from
resting
upon
the
object
spanned
, as in
engraving
,
watchmaking
,
etc
., or
which
forms
a
platform
or
staging
over
which
something
passes
or is
conveyed
.
Bridge
n.
The
small
arch
or
bar
at
right
angles
to
the
strings
of a
violin
,
guitar
,
etc
.,
serving
of
raise
them
and
transmit
their
vibrations
to
the
body
of
the
instrument
.
Bridge
n.
A
device
to
measure
the
resistance
of a
wire
or
other
conductor
forming
part
of an
electric
circuit
.
Bridge
n.
A
low
wall
or
vertical
partition
in
the
fire
chamber
of a
furnace
,
for
deflecting
flame
,
etc
.;
usually
called
a
bridge
wall
.
Bridge
v. t.
To
build
a
bridge
or
bridges
on or
over
; as, to
bridge
a
river
.
Bridge
v. t.
To
open
or
make
a
passage
, as by a
bridge
.
Bridge
v. t.
To
find
a
way
of
getting
over
, as a
difficulty
;
generally
with
over
.
Bridge
n.
A
card
game
resembling
whist
.
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