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bridge

[brij] / brɪdʒ /




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“In the movie, initially, BJ doesn’t really have any connection to his Korean side and doesn’t really care to know, but then he finds a bridge.”

From Los Angeles Times

South Korea recently provided 25 trillion won, or about $17.5 billion, in liquidity to exporters to help them bridge the gap caused by tariff shocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

"This project can be seen as a bridge to creating and sustaining larger organs for people in need of them."

From Science Daily

Colón, he explained, used his trombone to echo the sound of the Caribbean in New York and bridge the two cultures.

From BBC

The practice, known as “reclassifying,” “reclassing,” “bridge year” or “gap year,” is spreading fast in football, basketball, baseball, lacrosse and other sports where height and strength are key.

From The Wall Street Journal