bridge
/brɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A structure spanning a valley or other obstacle, typically supported by piers or abutments.
“The new bridge over the river has improved traffic flow in the area.”
2. verb
To connect (two things) with a bridge or something that serves as a bridge.
“The company plans to bridge the gap between their old and new software systems.”
3. verb
To extend (a range of something) or to connect (two things) by a bridge, especially in terms of time or space.
“The new policy aims to bridge the income gap between the rich and the poor.”
4. noun
A period or stage in a person’s life.
“She’s at the bridge between adolescence and adulthood.”