Meaning ofbridgein English

Noun

1. a structure spanning land or water; connecting two areas
2. a natural geographic formation; crossing a divide
3. a platform for ship navigation; controls deck activities
   The captain stood on the bridge of the ship to navigate.
4. a device supporting strings on instruments
   The guitar has a bridge to support its strings.
5. the upper bony part of the nose
   The bridge of her nose was slightly crooked.
6. a dental prosthesis; replacing teeth
   The dentist made a bridge to replace the missing teeth.
7. an elevated platform for navigation and control
   The ship's bridge offered a panoramic view of the surrounding waters.
8. a real or abstract connection
   A bridge between the two communities was established to facilitate cultural exchange.
9. a connector for computer buses; enables transparent data transfer
   The computer's bridge allowed for seamless communication between different peripherals.
10. a software component linking separate systems
    The software bridge enabled integration of the new application with the existing system.
11. a system connecting local networks at layer 2
    The network bridge connected the two separate LANs.
12. a contrasting song section preparing for return
    The musician wrote a bridge to add variety to the song's structure.