گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'bridge'

1 هنر:: خرک

2 عمومی:: برامدگی‌ بینی‌

3 عمومی:: مرتفع کردن

4 عمومی:: جسر

5 عمومی:: غالب آمدن

6 عمومی:: پل‌

7 عمومی:: خرك

8 عمومی:: پل

9 عمومی:: قرار میگیرد

10 عمومی:: کاستن

11 عمومی:: (دن‌) سكوبی‌ درعرشه‌ كشتی‌

1 general:: noun span over: The bridge went across the river. verb come across: We will bridge that problem soon.

2 general:: see BURN ONE'S BRIDGES; CROSS THAT BRIDGE WHEN ONE COMES TO IT; WATER OVER THE DAM (UNDER THE BRIDGE).

3 general:: bridge verbs build a bridge ( also erect a bridge formal ) • Finally a new bridge was erected over the road. cross a bridge • An estimated 150,000 cars cross the bridge each day. a bridge crosses something • A pretty stone bridge crosses the little river. a bridge spans something (= crosses a wide area ) • By 1875 a railroad bridge spanned the Missouri. a bridge links something to/with something • There's a road bridge linking the site with Stockton town centre. types of bridge a stone/wooden/iron bridge • The iron bridge was built in 1811. a railway bridge British English , a railroad bridge American English (= for trains ) • Go under the railway bridge and turn right. a road bridge (= for cars ) • The government plans to construct a new road bridge to the island. a suspension bridge (= one that hangs from strong steel ropes ) • A famous suspension bridge spans the estuary. a swing bridge British English (= one that can be pulled up for ships to go under ) a toll bridge (= one that you pay to go across ) a humpback bridge British English (= a short bridge with a steep slope at each side )

4 general::   noun structure across a river, road, etc. ADJ. high, humpback, narrow | railway, road | Bailey, cantilever, pontoon, suspension | toll VERB + BRIDGE build, erect | destroy | wash away Floods washed away several bridges. | cross Cross the bridge and turn right into the town. BRIDGE + VERB cross sth, span sth The new bridge will cross the Thames at this point. | link sth PREP. across over a/the ~ driving over a humpback bridge | under a/the ~ The road goes under the old railway bridge. | ~ across, over a bridge over the river card game QUANT. game, rubber I enjoy a game of bridge occasionally. VERB + BRIDGE play BRIDGE + NOUN tournament | partner, player