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bridge

Definition for bridge

noun as in structure or something that makes connection

verb as in connect, extend

Strongest matches

span, traverse, unite

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HSBC’s role as a financial bridge between East and West carries risks.

Bessent said in late September that he would intervene to stabilize the peso to help provide Milei a bridge to the election.

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Thanks to JWST’s powerful infrared vision, scientists can now see through the obscuring dust, bridging the long-standing gap between theory and observation.

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Game 3 was a one-sided clunker, but Game 1, Game 2 and Game 4 all went to sudden-death OT —hockey’s equivalent of dangling you over a bridge by your shoelaces while laughing maniacally.

Scenes switch effortlessly from Prague, with its shadowy bridge looming over the Moldau, to a Brooklyn tenement, a busy office, a tony art gallery, and the roof of the Empire State Building.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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