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bridge (EN)
noun, verb, noun

noun “bridge”

Singular bridge, Plural bridges
  1. Bréck
    The old stone bridge was built over the river centuries ago.
  2. Kommandobréck (déi erhuewe Plattform op engem Schëff, wou de Kapitän an d'Offizéier d'Gefier leeden)
    The captain gave orders from the bridge as the ship approached the harbor.
  3. Nuesbréck (den Deel vun der Nues tëscht den Aen)
    She adjusted her glasses on the bridge of her nose.
  4. Steg (an der Musek, den Deel op engem Sträichinstrument, deen d'Säiten ënnerstëtzt)
    He replaced the bridge on his guitar to improve the sound quality.
  5. Bréck (Zännprothese)
    After the accident, she needed a dental bridge to restore her smile.
  6. eng Méiglechkeet vun Verbindung oder Iwwergang tëscht verschiddenen Saachen oder Plazen
    The discussion forum serves as a bridge between the two communities.
  7. Bréck (Billard, Snooker, eng Ënnerstëtzung gemaach mat der Hand oder en Apparat fir de Queue ze stabiliséieren)
    He formed a bridge with his hand before taking the shot.

verb “bridge”

Infinitiv bridge; hien bridges; Verg. bridged; Part. Verg. bridged; Ger. bridging
  1. iwwerbrécken
    Engineers plan to bridge the river to connect the two villages.
  2. verbannen
    The initiative aims to bridge the differences between the two organizations.
  3. (am Informatikberäich) zwou oder méi Netzwierker oder Geräter verbannen
    The technician bridged the computers to share files easily.

noun “bridge”

Singular bridge, onzieleg
  1. Bridge (e Kartespill fir véier Spiller an zwee Ekippen, wou Partner zesummeschaffen, fir Stéch ze gewannen)
    They enjoy playing bridge every Thursday evening.