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bridge [brɪdʒ]1 noun(a) (structure) pont m;∎ the engineers built or put a bridge across the river les ingénieurs ont construit ou jeté un pont sur le fleuve∎ building bridges between East and West efforts mpl de rapprochement entre l'Est et l'Ouest(f) (dentures) bridge m∎ what about a game of bridge? et si on faisait un bridge?;∎ do you play bridge? jouez-vous au bridge?;∎ they're playing bridge ils bridgent(h) (in billiards, snooker, pool) chevalet m∎ to make a bridge ponterCards (party, tournament) de bridge(river) construire ou jeter un pont sur;∎ figurative a composer whose work bridged two centuries un compositeur dont l'œuvre est à cheval sur deux siècles;∎ to bridge the generation gap combler le fossé entre les générations;∎ in order to bridge the gap in our knowledge/in our resources pour combler la lacune dans notre savoir/le trou dans nos ressourcesCards bridge player bridgeur(euse) m,f;British bridge roll petit pain m (au lait) -
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bridge [bʀidʒ]masculine nounb. ( = prothèse) bridge* * *bʀidʒ nm1) (= jeu de cartes) bridgeHorst adore jouer au bridge. — Horst loves playing bridge.
2) (dentaire) bridge* * *bridge nm1 ⇒ Les jeux et les sports Jeux bridge; bridge contrat contract bridge; bridge aux enchères auction bridge;2 Dent bridge.[bridʒ] nom masculin -
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bridge [brɪdʒ]1. nouna. pont mc. [of nose] arête fd. (Dentistry) bridge m• to bridge the gap or divide (between people) combler le fossé3. compounds* * *[brɪdʒ] 1.3) ( intermediate stage) ( transitional) passerelle f ( between entre); ( springboard) tremplin m (to vers)4) ( on ship) passerelle f5) ( of nose) arête f6) ( of spectacles) arcade f7) (on guitar, violin) chevalet m8) ( for teeth) bridge m9) Games bridge m2.transitive verb1) lit construire un pont sur [river]2) figto bridge the gap between two adversaries — effectuer un rapprochement entre or rapprocher deux adversaires
to bridge a gap in [something] — combler un vide dans [conversation]; combler un trou dans [budget]; combler une lacune dans [knowledge]
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I 1. noun1) (lit. or fig.) Brücke, diecross that bridge when you come to it — (fig.) alles zu seiner Zeit
2) (Naut.) [Kommando]brücke, die4) (of violin, spectacles) Steg, der5) (Dent.) [Zahn]brücke, die2. transitive verbeine Brücke bauen od. errichten od. schlagen über (+ Akk.)II noun(Cards) Bridge, das* * *[bri‹] 1. noun1) (a structure carrying a road or railway over a river etc.) die Brücke2) (the narrow raised platform for the captain of a ship.) die Kommandobrücke3) (the bony part (of the nose).) der Nasenrücken4) (the support of the strings of a violin etc.) der Steg2. verb1) (to build a bridge over: They bridged the stream.) eine Brücke schlagen über2) (to close a gap, pause etc: He bridged the awkward silence with a funny remark.) überbrücken* * *[brɪʤ]I. n8.▶ let's cross that \bridge when we come to it alles zu seiner Zeit▶ to be water under the \bridge der Vergangenheit angehören▶ a lot of water has gone under the \bridge since then seit damals ist viel Wasser den Rhein hinuntergeflossenII. vtto \bridge a gap eine Kluft überwinden* * *I [brɪdZ]1. ndon't cross your bridges before you come to them (fig) — lass die Dinge einfach auf dich zukommen
2. vtriver, railway eine Brücke schlagen or bauen über (+acc); (fig) überbrückenIIto bridge the gap (fig) — die Zeit überbrücken; (between people) die Kluft überbrücken
n (CARDS)Bridge nt* * *bridge1 [brıdʒ]A s1. Brücke f:the Bridge of Sighs die Seufzerbrücke (in Venedig);burn one’s bridges (behind one) fig alle Brücken hinter sich abbrechen;don’t cross your bridges before you come ( oder get) to them fig lass doch die Dinge (einfach) auf dich zukommen;that’s all water under the bridge fig das ist (alles) Schnee von gestern;a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since then seitdem ist schon sehr viel Wasser die Isar etc heruntergeflossen2. SCHIFF (Kommando)Brücke f6. MED (Zahn)Brücke f7. CHEM Brücke f8. ELEKb) Brücke(nschaltung) f9. MUSa) Steg m (eines Streichinstruments)b) Saitenhalter m (bei Zupfinstrumenten und beim Klavier)10. Ringen, Turnen: Brücke f:make a bridge → CB v/t2. ELEK und fig überbrücken:this money will bridge you over till next month dieses Geld wird dich bis zum nächsten Monat über Wasser halten; → academic.ru/39735/gap">gap 7bridge2 [brıdʒ] s Bridge n (ein Kartenspiel)* * *I 1. noun1) (lit. or fig.) Brücke, diecross that bridge when you come to it — (fig.) alles zu seiner Zeit
2) (Naut.) [Kommando]brücke, die4) (of violin, spectacles) Steg, der5) (Dent.) [Zahn]brücke, die2. transitive verbeine Brücke bauen od. errichten od. schlagen über (+ Akk.)II noun(Cards) Bridge, das* * *(ships) n.Kommandobrücke f. n.Brücke -n f.Überführung f. v.eine Brücke schlagen ausdr.überbrücken v. -
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bri‹
1. noun1) (a structure carrying a road or railway over a river etc.) puente2) (the narrow raised platform for the captain of a ship.) puente de mando3) (the bony part (of the nose).) caballete4) (the support of the strings of a violin etc.) puente
2. verb1) (to build a bridge over: They bridged the stream.) construir/tender un puente sobre2) (to close a gap, pause etc: He bridged the awkward silence with a funny remark.) llenar, salvarbridge n puentetr[brɪʤ]1 puente nombre masculino2 (of nose) caballete nombre masculino3 (on ship) puente nombre masculino de mando4 (game) bridge nombre masculino1 (river) tender un puente sobre\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto bridge the gap colmar un vacíowe'll cross that bridge when we come to it nos ocuparemos del problema cuando surjarailway bridge puente nombre masculino ferroviariorope bridge puente nombre masculino de cuerdasstone-arch bridge puente nombre masculino de arcos1) : tender un puente sobre2)to bridge the gap : salvar las diferenciasbridge n1) : puente m2) : caballete m (de la nariz)3) : puente m de mando (de un barco)4) denture: puente m (dental)5) : bridge m (juego de naipes)n.• alzaprima s.f.• caballete s.m.• diablo s.m.• juego de naipes s.m.• puente s.m.
I brɪdʒ1) ca) puente mto build bridges — tender* un puente (de unión)
we'll cross that bridge when we come to it — ese problema lo resolveremos cuando llegue el momento; burn I 1) a), water I 1)
b) ( on ship) puente m (de mando)c) ( of nose) caballete m; ( of glasses) puente m2) c ( Dent) puente m3) u ( card game) bridge m
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transitive verb \<\<river\>\> tender* or construir* un puente sobre; \<\<differences\>\> salvar
I [brɪdʒ]1. N1) (gen) puente m (also Mus)to build a bridge between two communities — (fig) crear un vínculo (de unión) entre dos comunidades
we must rebuild our bridges — (fig) tenemos que restablecer las relaciones
- burn one's bridges2) (Naut) puente m de mando3) [of nose] caballete m ; [of spectacles] puente m4) (Dentistry) puente m2.to bridge a gap — (fig) llenar un vacío
3.CPDbridge building N — construcción f de puentes; (fig) restablecimiento m de relaciones
II [brɪdʒ]1.N (Cards) bridge m2.CPDbridge party N — reunión f de bridge
bridge player N — jugador(a) m / f de bridge
bridge roll N — tipo de bollo pequeño y alargado
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I [brɪdʒ]1) ca) puente mto build bridges — tender* un puente (de unión)
we'll cross that bridge when we come to it — ese problema lo resolveremos cuando llegue el momento; burn I 1) a), water I 1)
b) ( on ship) puente m (de mando)c) ( of nose) caballete m; ( of glasses) puente m2) c ( Dent) puente m3) u ( card game) bridge m
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transitive verb \<\<river\>\> tender* or construir* un puente sobre; \<\<differences\>\> salvar -
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* * *[brɪtʃ]nt -, no pl (CARDS)bridge* * *<->[brɪdʒ]eine Partie \Bridge spielen to play a game of bridge* * *das; Bridge: bridge* * *eine Partie Bridge a game of bridge* * *das; Bridge: bridge -
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I [brɪdʒ]1. n(gen) Dentistry ponte m, Naut ponte di comando, plancia2. vtII [brɪdʒ] nto bridge a gap — (fig: in knowledge) colmare una lacuna, (in budget) colmare un disavanzo
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Nota: Juego de cartas.Ex. Try to envisage explaining the significance of a bid of 'two clubs' in contract bridge to someone who has never seen a pack of playing cards.* * *Nota: Juego de cartas.Ex: Try to envisage explaining the significance of a bid of 'two clubs' in contract bridge to someone who has never seen a pack of playing cards.
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1 ხიდი;2 ხიდით შეართებს; ხიდს გადებსto build a house/bridge სახლის აშენება//ხიდის აგება -
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[brɪdʒ] 1. n ( TECH, ARCHIT)most m; ( NAUT) mostek m kapitański; (CARDS) brydż m; (DENTISTRY) most(ek) m; ( of nose) grzbiet m2. vt* * *[bri‹] 1. noun1) (a structure carrying a road or railway over a river etc.) most2) (the narrow raised platform for the captain of a ship.) mostek3) (the bony part (of the nose).) grzbiet4) (the support of the strings of a violin etc.) kobyłka2. verb1) (to build a bridge over: They bridged the stream.) budować most przez/ponad2) (to close a gap, pause etc: He bridged the awkward silence with a funny remark.) wypełnić lukę -
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kb. 1 jembatan. 2 Cards: brid(ge) (main kartu). 3 (of teeth) pegangan untuk gigi palsu. 4 Nau.: anjungan (kapal). 5 batang (of the nose). 6 kam, kuda-kuda (of a violin). -kkt. 1 memasang jembatan. 2 mempertemukan. 3 menutup. -
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(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (seinen Besuch, ein Programm) announce; (Künstler, Nummer) introduce, present; (Zeit) give, announce; es ist besseres Wetter angesagt the weather’s supposed to get better2. (diktieren) dictateIII v/refl Person: say that one is coming; bes. iro. announce one’s arrival; Baby, Wetter etc.: announce o.s.* * *to announce; to compere* * *ạn|sa|gen sep1. vt1) (= ankündigen) to announcejdm den Kampf ansagen — to declare war on sb
See:→ Bankrott2) (CARDS) (BRIDGE) to bid; (SKAT) to declare3) (inf)Spannung ist angesagt — we are in for a bit of excitement
2. vr(= Besuch ankündigen) to say that one is coming; (= Termin vereinbaren) to make an appointment; (Zeit, Frühling) to announce itself (liter)3. vi1) (old, liter)sag an, Fremdling... — pray tell, stranger (old, liter)...
2)sie sagt im Radio an — she's an announcer on the radio
* * *an|sa·genI. vt1. (durchsagen)▪ etw \ansagen to announce sth2. (ankündigen)▪ [jdm] jdn/etw \ansagen to announce sb/sth [to sb]4. KARTEN▪ [jdm] etw \ansagen to bid [sb] sthII. vr▪ sich akk [bei jdm] [für etw akk/zu etw dat] \ansagen to announce a visit [to sb] [or tell sb that one is coming] [for sth]III. vi1. (eine Ansage machen) to do the announcements2. KARTEN to biddu sagst an! your bid!* * *1.transitives Verb1) (ankündigen) announce; s. auch Kampf 4)2) (Kartenspiel) bid2.reflexives Verbsich [bei jemandem] ansagen — say that one is coming [to see somebody]
* * *ansagen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (seinen Besuch, ein Programm) announce; (Künstler, Nummer) introduce, present; (Zeit) give, announce;es ist besseres Wetter angesagt the weather’s supposed to get better2. (diktieren) dictateB. v/t & v/i Kartenspiel: bid;den Trumpf ansagen declare trumps;du musst ansagen it’s your bidC. v/r Person: say that one is coming; besonders iron announce one’s arrival; Baby, Wetter etc: announce o.s.D. v/i liter obs:* * *1.transitives Verb1) (ankündigen) announce; s. auch Kampf 4)2) (Kartenspiel) bid2.reflexives Verbsich [bei jemandem] ansagen — say that one is coming [to see somebody]
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intransitive verb1) hinuntergehen/-fahren; [Taucher:] [hinunter]tauchen; (set) [Sonne:] untergehen; (sink) [Schiff:] sinken, untergehen; (fall to ground) [Flugzeug usw.:] abstürzengo down to the bottom of the garden/to the beach — zum hinteren Ende des Gartens gehen/an den Strand gehen
2) (be swallowed) hinuntergeschluckt werdengo down the wrong way — in die falsche Kehle geraten
3) (become less) sinken; [Umsatz, Schwellung:] zurückgehen; [Vorräte usw.:] abnehmen; [Währung:] fallen; (become lower) fallen; (subside) [Wind usw.:] nachlassengo down in somebody's estimation/in the world — in jemandes Achtung (Dat.) sinken/sich verschlechtern
4)go down well/all right etc. [with somebody] — [mit jemandem] gut usw. klarkommen (ugs.); [Film, Schauspieler, Vorschlag:] [bei jemandem] gut usw. ankommen (ugs.)
that didn't go down [at all] well with his wife — das hat ihm seine Frau nicht abgenommen
5) (be defeated) unterliegen* * *1) ((with well/badly) to be approved or disapproved of: The story went down well (with them).) ausgehen4) (to be remembered: Your bravery will go down in history.) in Erinnerung bleiben5) ((of places) to become less desirable: This part of town has gone down in the last twenty years.) herunterkommen* * *◆ go downvi1. (move downward) hinuntergehen; sun, moon untergehen; ship also sinken; plane abstürzen; boxer zu Boden gehen; curtain fallenhe went down on his knees and begged for forgiveness er bat auf Knien um Verzeihungthe striker went down in the penalty area der Stürmer kam im Strafraum zu Fallto \go down down the pit MIN Bergmann werdento \go down down with a/the ship mit einem/dem Schiff untergehen2. (decrease) swelling zurückgehen; attendance, wind nachlassen; crime rate, fever, water level zurückgehen; prices, taxes, temperature sinken; currency fallenone of the tyres on my car has gone down einer meiner Autoreifen hat Luft verloren3. (decrease in quality) nachlassenthis restaurant has really gone down in the last few years dieses Restaurant hat in den letzten Jahren echt nachgelassen famto \go down down in sb's opinion in jds Ansehen sinken4. (break down) computer ausfallento \go down down fighting/without a fight kämpfend/kampflos untergehen▪ to \go down down to sb gegen jdn verlieren6. (get ill)to \go down down with a cold/the flu eine Erkältung/die Grippe bekommenshe was \go downing down the road on her bike sie fuhr auf ihrem Fahrrad die Straße entlangto \go down down to the beach runter zum Strand gehento \go down down a list eine Liste [von oben nach unten] durchgehen8. (visit quickly) vorbeigehenthey went down to the pub for a quick drink sie gingen noch schnell einen trinken fam9. (travel southward)10. (extend) hinunterreichenthe tree's roots \go down down three metres die Wurzeln des Baumes reichen drei Meter in die Tiefe11. (be received)to \go down down badly/well [with sb] [bei jdm] schlecht/gut ankommen12. (be recorded) schriftlich vermerkt werdento \go down down in history/the record books [as sth] [als etw] in die Geschichte/Geschichtsbücher eingehento \go down down in writing schriftlich festgehalten werdenthe wine went down easily der Wein war wirklich lecker! fama cup of coffee would \go down down nicely now eine Tasse Kaffee wäre jetzt genau das Richtigea bit of sugar will help the medicine \go down down mit etwas Zucker kriegst du die Medizin besser runter famthe police had been informed about what was \go downing down, so were ready and waiting die Polizei war darüber informiert worden, was vorging, daher war sie bereits in Wartestellung▪ to \go down down on sb jdn oral befriedigen* * *go down v/i1. die Straße etc hinuntergehen2. a) untergehen, sinken (Schiff, Sonne etc):b) FLUG abstürzen3. a) zu Boden gehen (Boxer etc)4. figa) (hinab)reichen (to bis)5. (hinunter)rutschen (Essen)a) Anklang finden, ankommen (bei) umg:it went down well with him es kam gut bei ihm an;he (the play) went down well (with the critics) er (das Stück) bekam gute Kritikenb) geschluckt werden (von) umg:that won’t go down with me das nehme ich dir nicht ab, das kannst du einem anderen weismachen7. a) abschwellenb) zurückgehen, sinken, fallen (Fieber, Preise etc), billiger werden:go down in sb’s opinion in jemandes Achtung sinken8. in der Erinnerung bleiben:9. a) sich im Niedergang befinden10. UNIV Bra) die Universität verlassenb) in die Ferien gehen11. SPORT absteigen12. Br London verlassen13. US geschehen, passieren* * *intransitive verb1) hinuntergehen/-fahren; [Taucher:] [hinunter]tauchen; (set) [Sonne:] untergehen; (sink) [Schiff:] sinken, untergehen; (fall to ground) [Flugzeug usw.:] abstürzengo down to the bottom of the garden/to the beach — zum hinteren Ende des Gartens gehen/an den Strand gehen
2) (be swallowed) hinuntergeschluckt werden3) (become less) sinken; [Umsatz, Schwellung:] zurückgehen; [Vorräte usw.:] abnehmen; [Währung:] fallen; (become lower) fallen; (subside) [Wind usw.:] nachlassengo down in somebody's estimation/in the world — in jemandes Achtung (Dat.) sinken/sich verschlechtern
4)go down well/all right etc. [with somebody] — [mit jemandem] gut usw. klarkommen (ugs.); [Film, Schauspieler, Vorschlag:] [bei jemandem] gut usw. ankommen (ugs.)
that didn't go down [at all] well with his wife — das hat ihm seine Frau nicht abgenommen
5) (be defeated) unterliegen* * *v.abklingen (Fieber) v.hinabgehen v.untergehen v. -
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vi1) ( move downward) hinuntergehen; sun, moon untergehen; ship also sinken; plane abstürzen; boxer zu Boden gehen; curtain fallen;he went down on his knees and begged for forgiveness er bat auf Knien um Verzeihung;the striker went down in the penalty area der Stürmer kam im Strafraum zu Fall;to \go down down on all fours sich akk auf alle viere begeben;to \go down down sth etw hinuntergehen;( climb down) etw hinuntersteigen;to \go down down the pit min Bergmann werden;to \go down down with a/ the ship mit einem/dem Schiff untergehen2) ( decrease) swelling zurückgehen; attendance, wind nachlassen; crime rate, fever, water level zurückgehen; prices, taxes, temperature sinken; currency fallen;one of the tyres on my car has gone down einer meiner Autoreifen hat Luft verloren3) ( decrease in quality) nachlassen;this restaurant has really gone down in the last few years dieses Restaurant hat in den letzten Jahren echt nachgelassen ( fam)to \go down down in sb's opinion in jds Ansehen sinkento \go down down fighting/ without a fight kämpfend/kampflos untergehen;to \go down down to sb gegen jdn verlieren6) ( get ill)to \go down down with a cold/ the flu eine Erkältung/die Grippe bekommenshe was \go downing down the road on her bike sie fuhr auf ihrem Fahrrad die Straße entlang;to \go down down to the beach runter zum Strand gehen;to \go down down a list eine Liste [von oben nach unten] durchgehen8) ( visit quickly) vorbeigehen;they went down to the pub for a quick drink sie gingen noch schnell einen trinken ( fam)9) ( travel southward)are you \go downing down to Florida this year? fahrt ihr dieses Jahr runter nach Florida? ( fam)the tree's roots \go down down three metres die Wurzeln des Baumes reichen drei Meter in die Tiefe11) ( be received)to \go down down badly/well [with sb] [bei jdm] schlecht/gut ankommen12) ( be recorded) schriftlich vermerkt werden;to \go down down in history/the record books [as sth] [als etw] in die Geschichte/Geschichtsbücher eingehen;to \go down down in writing schriftlich festgehalten werdenthe wine went down easily der Wein war wirklich lecker! ( fam)a cup of coffee would \go down down nicely now eine Tasse Kaffee wäre jetzt genau das Richtige;a bit of sugar will help the medicine \go down down mit etwas Zucker kriegst du die Medizin besser runter ( fam)the police had been informed about what was \go downing down, so were ready and waiting die Polizei war darüber informiert worden, was vorging, daher war sie bereits in Wartestellung( for vacation) in die Semesterferien gehento \go down down on sb es jdm mit dem Mund machen (sl)
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