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bridge over

/brɪdʒ ˈəʊ.vər/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant surmonter ou combler un écart, une difficulté ou une période de temps, souvent de manière provisoire.

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verb

/brɪdʒ ˈəʊ.vər/C1formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant surmonter ou combler un écart, une difficulté ou une période de temps, souvent de manière provisoire.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of overcoming or spanning a gap, difficulty, or period of time, often temporarily.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Overcome a difficultyformal

    To find a way to deal with a temporary problem or difficulty, especially a financial one.

    frSurmonter une difficulté

    • The loan helped them bridge over the financial crisis.
    • We need to find a way to bridge over this short-term shortage.
    • She took on extra work to bridge over the gap in her income.

    Synonymescarry throughget throughhelp outpull throughsee throughsupportsustaintide over

  2. Connect or spanformal

    To create a connection between two things, often to make a transition smoother.

    frrelier, faire le pont

    • The new policy aims to bridge over the differences between the two departments.
    • His speech helped bridge over the cultural divide.
    • The project will bridge over the gap between theory and practice.

    Synonymesconnectcovercrossfilllinkspantide overtraverse

    Antonymesdisconnectdivideseparate

Formes
  • bridged over past participle
  • bridged over past simple
  • bridging over present participle
  • bridges over third person singular

Verbe de basebridge