bridge 音标拼音: [br'ɪdʒ]
n . 桥,舰桥,桥梁,桥牌
vt . 架桥于,跨越 ;
桥接器,(将两种不同的网络如
ETHERNET 和
TOKEN
RING 相互连结的一种装置)
桥,舰桥,桥梁,桥牌架桥於,跨越 ; 桥接器,(将两种不同的网络如
ETHERNET 和
TOKEN RING 相互连结的一种装置)
bridge 桥式的; 桥接; 桥站
bridge 桥
bridge n 1 :
a structure that allows people or vehicles to cross an obstacle such as a river or canal or railway etc . [
synonym :
{
bridge }, {
span }]
2 :
a circuit consisting of two branches (
4 arms arranged in a diamond configuration )
across which a meter is connected [
synonym : {
bridge }, {
bridge circuit }]
3 :
something resembling a bridge in form or function ; "
his letters provided a bridge across the centuries "
4 :
the hard ridge that forms the upper part of the nose ; "
her glasses left marks on the bridge of her nose "
5 :
any of various card games based on whist for four players 6 :
a wooden support that holds the strings up 7 :
a denture anchored to teeth on either side of missing teeth [
synonym : {
bridge }, {
bridgework }]
8 :
the link between two lenses ;
rests on the nose [
synonym :
{
bridge }, {
nosepiece }]
9 :
an upper deck where a ship is steered and the captain stands [
synonym : {
bridge }, {
bridge deck }]
v 1 :
connect or reduce the distance between [
synonym : {
bridge },
{
bridge over }]
2 :
make a bridge across ; "
bridge a river "
3 :
cross over on a bridge Bridge \
Bridge \ (
br [
i ^]
j ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Bridged }
(
br [
i ^]
jd );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Bridging }.]
1 .
To build a bridge or bridges on or over ;
as ,
to bridge a river .
[
1913 Webster ]
Their simple engineering bridged with felled trees the streams which could not be forded . --
Palfrey .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To open or make a passage ,
as by a bridge .
[
1913 Webster ]
Xerxes . . .
over Hellespont Bridging his way ,
Europe with Asia joined . --
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
To find a way of getting over ,
as a difficulty ; --
generally with over .
[
1913 Webster ]
Bridge \
Bridge \ (
br [
i ^]
j ),
n . [
OE .
brig ,
brigge ,
brug ,
brugge ,
AS .
brycg ,
bricg ;
akin to Fries .
bregge ,
D .
brug ,
OHG .
brucca ,
G .
br ["
u ]
cke ,
Icel .
bryggja pier ,
bridge ,
Sw .
brygga ,
Dan .
brygge ,
and prob .
Icel .
br [=
u ]
bridge ,
Sw . &
Dan .
bro bridge ,
pavement ,
and possibly to E .
brow .]
1 .
A structure ,
usually of wood ,
stone ,
brick ,
or iron ,
erected over a river or other water course ,
or over a chasm ,
railroad ,
etc .,
to make a passageway from one bank to the other .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Anything supported at the ends ,
which serves to keep some other thing from resting upon the object spanned ,
as in engraving ,
watchmaking ,
etc .,
or which forms a platform or staging over which something passes or is conveyed .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Mus .)
The small arch or bar at right angles to the strings of a violin ,
guitar ,
etc .,
serving of raise them and transmit their vibrations to the body of the instrument .
[
1913 Webster ]
4 . (
Elec .)
A device to measure the resistance of a wire or other conductor forming part of an electric circuit .
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1913 Webster ]
5 .
A low wall or vertical partition in the fire chamber of a furnace ,
for deflecting flame ,
etc .; --
usually called a {
bridge wall }.
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1913 Webster ]
{
Aqueduct bridge }.
See {
Aqueduct }.
{
Asses '
bridge }, {
Bascule bridge }, {
Bateau bridge }.
See under {
Ass }, {
Bascule }, {
Bateau }.
{
Bridge of a steamer } (
Naut .),
a narrow platform across the deck ,
above the rail ,
for the convenience of the officer in charge of the ship ;
in paddlewheel vessels it connects the paddle boxes .
{
Bridge of the nose },
the upper ,
bony part of the nose .
{
Cantalever bridge }.
See under {
Cantalever }.
{
Draw bridge }.
See {
Drawbridge }.
{
Flying bridge },
a temporary bridge suspended or floating ,
as for the passage of armies ;
also ,
a floating structure connected by a cable with an anchor or pier up stream ,
and made to pass from bank to bank by the action of the current or other means .
{
Girder bridge }
or {
Truss bridge },
a bridge formed by girders ,
or by trusses resting upon abutments or piers .
{
Lattice bridge },
a bridge formed by lattice girders .
{
Pontoon bridge }, {
Ponton bridge }.
See under {
Pontoon }.
{
Skew bridge },
a bridge built obliquely from bank to bank ,
as sometimes required in railway engineering .
{
Suspension bridge }.
See under {
Suspension }.
{
Trestle bridge },
a bridge formed of a series of short ,
simple girders resting on trestles .
{
Tubular bridge },
a bridge in the form of a hollow trunk or rectangular tube ,
with cellular walls made of iron plates riveted together ,
as the Britannia bridge over the Menai Strait ,
and the Victoria bridge at Montreal .
{
Wheatstone '
s bridge } (
Elec .),
a device for the measurement of resistances ,
so called because the balance between the resistances to be measured is indicated by the absence of a current in a certain wire forming a bridge or connection between two points of the apparatus ; --
invented by Sir Charles Wheatstone .
[
1913 Webster ]
Bridge \
Bridge \,
n .
A card game resembling whist .
Note :
The trump ,
if any ,
is determined by the dealer or his partner ,
the value of each trick taken over six being :
for "
no trumps "
12 ,
hearts 8 ,
diamonds 6 ,
clubs 4 ,
spades 2 .
The opponents of the dealer can ,
after the trump is declared ,
double the value of the tricks ,
in which case the dealer or his partner can redouble ,
and so on .
The dealer plays his partner '
s hand as a dummy .
The side which first reaches or exceeds 30 points scored for tricks wins a game ;
the side which first wins two games wins a rubber .
The total score for any side is the sum of the points scored for tricks ,
for rubbers (
each of which counts 100 ),
for honors (
which follow a special schedule of value ),
and for slam ,
little slam ,
and chicane .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
Note :
For contract bridge ,
the scoring system has adopted different values ,
with 100 points required for a game .
The penalties for failing to make a contract also vary with the score thus far achieved by the playing team ,
and with the degree ,
if any ,
of doubling during the auction .
[
PJC ]
305 Moby Thesaurus words for "
bridge ":
A string ,
Amati ,
Bifrost ,
Boston ,
Cremona ,
D string ,
E string ,
Earl of Coventry ,
G string ,
L ,
Pit ,
Polish bank ,
R ,
Russian bank ,
Strad ,
Stradivari ,
Stradivarius ,
Texas tower ,
accouple ,
accumulate ,
acting area ,
agglutinate ,
all fours ,
alveolar ridge ,
amass ,
anacrusis ,
apron ,
apron stage ,
arch over ,
articulate ,
assemble ,
associate ,
baccarat ,
backstage ,
band ,
band shell ,
bandstand ,
banker ,
bascule bridge ,
bass ,
bass passage ,
bass viol ,
bateau bridge ,
beacon ,
belvedere ,
bestraddle ,
bestride ,
blackjack ,
bleachers ,
bluff ,
board ,
bond ,
bourdon ,
bow ,
bracket ,
brag ,
bridge over ,
bridgework ,
bull fiddle ,
burden ,
cadence ,
canasta ,
cantilever bridge ,
casino ,
catwalk ,
cello ,
cement ,
chain ,
chorus ,
clap together ,
coda ,
collect ,
combine ,
commerce ,
commit ,
comprise ,
concatenate ,
conglobulate ,
conjoin ,
conjugate ,
connect ,
connection ,
connections ,
conning tower ,
contrabass ,
contract ,
contract bridge ,
copulate ,
coulisse ,
couple ,
cover ,
cribbage ,
crowd ,
dental bridge ,
dentition ,
denture ,
development ,
division ,
dock ,
double bass ,
drawbridge ,
dressing room ,
ecarte ,
embrace ,
encompass ,
euchre ,
exposition ,
extend over ,
false teeth ,
faro ,
fiddle ,
fiddlebow ,
fiddlestick ,
figure ,
fingerboard ,
five hundred ,
flies ,
flinch ,
floating bridge ,
fly floor ,
fly gallery ,
flyover ,
folderol ,
footbridge ,
forestage ,
fright ,
frog ,
gallery ,
gangboard ,
gangplank ,
gangway ,
gather ,
gazebo ,
gin ,
gin rummy ,
glue ,
go over ,
goat ,
grandstand ,
greenroom ,
grid ,
gridiron ,
gums ,
hang over ,
harmonic close ,
hearts ,
imbricate ,
include ,
interlude ,
intermezzo ,
introductory phrase ,
ivories ,
join ,
jut ,
keno ,
kit ,
kit fiddle ,
kit violin ,
knot ,
lansquenet ,
lap ,
lap over ,
lay together ,
league ,
lie over ,
lift bridge ,
lightboard ,
lighthouse ,
link ,
loo ,
lookout ,
loophole ,
lottery ,
lotto ,
lump together ,
marry ,
marshal ,
mass ,
matrimony ,
measure ,
merge ,
mobilize ,
monte ,
movement ,
musical phrase ,
musical sentence ,
napoleon ,
observation post ,
observatory ,
old maid ,
ombre ,
orchestra ,
orchestra pit ,
ornament ,
outlook ,
overarch ,
overbridge ,
overcrossing ,
overhang ,
overlap ,
overlie ,
overlook ,
overpass ,
override ,
pair ,
part ,
pass over ,
passage ,
patience ,
peanut gallery ,
peephole ,
penny ante ,
performing area ,
period ,
periodontal tissue ,
pharos ,
phrase ,
picquet ,
piece together ,
pit ,
plate ,
poker ,
pontoon bridge ,
proscenium ,
proscenium stage ,
put together ,
put -
and -
take ,
quadrille ,
refrain ,
resolution ,
response ,
reverse ,
ringside ,
ringside seat ,
ritornello ,
roll into one ,
rope bridge ,
rouge et noir ,
rum ,
rummy ,
scroll ,
section ,
set of teeth ,
seven -
up ,
shell ,
shingle ,
sighthole ,
skat ,
snipsnapsnorum ,
solder ,
solitaire ,
soundboard ,
span ,
speculation ,
splice ,
stage ,
stage left ,
stage right ,
stanza ,
statement ,
stepping -
stone ,
stepstone ,
stick together ,
straight poker ,
strain ,
string ,
stud poker ,
suspension bridge ,
swing bridge ,
switchboard ,
tailpiece ,
take in ,
tape ,
teeth ,
tenor violin ,
the boards ,
thirty -
one ,
tie ,
toll bridge ,
top gallery ,
tower ,
traverse ,
tuning peg ,
tutti ,
tutti passage ,
twenty -
one ,
unify ,
unite ,
uppers and lowers ,
variation ,
verse ,
viaduct ,
vingt -
et -
un ,
viola ,
violin ,
violinette ,
violoncello ,
violoncello piccolo ,
violone ,
violotta ,
watchtower ,
weld ,
whist ,
wings ,
yoke A device which forwards traffic between
{network segments } based on {data link layer } information .
These segments would have a common {network layer } address .
Every network should only have one {root bridge }.
See also {gateway }, {router }.
(2001 -03 -04 )BRIDGE .
A building constructed over a river ,
creek ,
or other stream ,
or ditch or other place ,
in order to facilitate the passage over the same .
3 Harr .
108 .
2 .
Bridges are of several kinds ,
public and private .
Public bridges may be divided into ,
1st .
Those which belong to the public ;
as state ,
county ,
or township bridges ,
over which all the people have a right to pass ,
with or without paying toll these are built by public authority at the public expense ,
either of the state itself ,
or a district or part of the state .
3 . -
2d .
Those which have been built by companies ,
or at the expense of private individuals ,
and over Which all the people have a right to pass ,
on the payment of a toll fixed by law .
3d .
Those which have been built by private individuals and which have been dedicated to public uses .
2 East ,
R .
356 ;
5 Burr .
R .
2594 ;
2 Bl .
R .
685 1 Camp .
R .
262 ,
n .;
2 M . &
S .
262 .
4 .
A private bridge is one erected for the use of one or more private persons ;
such a bridge will not be considered a public bridge ,
although it may be occasionally used by the public .
12 East ,
R .
203 -
4 .
Vide 7 Pick .
R .
844 ;
11 Pet .
R .
539 ;
7 N .
H .
Rcp .
59 ;
1 Pick .
R .
432 ;
4 John .
Ch .
R .
150 .
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