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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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However, no details have emerged on how to bridge the considerable divide between Moscow and Kyiv over territorial issues and security guarantees for Ukraine.

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Instead, it has weakened investor participation, drains company resources and is more a barrier than a bridge to shareholder engagement.

He pointed to the cracked, narrow sidewalk on a bridge that connects the community to downtown, which Nashville had planned to fix with some $9.3 million of federal funds that were nixed.

A new 12-megapixel camera sits in the center of the nose bridge and shoots sharp video while your hands stay wrapped around your ski poles, bike handles or jet-ski throttle.

There was his new superyacht, which drew public outcry in the Netherlands in the midst of concern a historic bridge was going to have to be dismantled to allow it to pass through.

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

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