英语词汇bridge的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

bridge /brɪdʒ/ noun a structure built over a river, road etc that allows people or vehicles to cross from one side to the othernouns + bridgea railway bridge BrE a railroad bridge AmE (=for trains) Go under the railway bridge and turn right.a road bridge (=for cars) The government plans to construct a new road bridge to the island.a suspension bridge (=one that hangs from strong steel ropes) San Francisco has a famous suspension bridge.a toll bridge (=one that you pay to go across) There is a toll bridge across the River Severn when you go into Wales.a swing bridge BrE (=one that can be pulled up for ships to go under)adjectivesa stone/wooden/iron bridge This was one of the first iron bridges to be built in England.a hump-backed bridge BrE (=a short bridge with a steep slope at each side) There is a hump-backed bridge over a little stream.verbsbuild a bridge also construct a bridge formal The bridge was built in 1902.cross a bridge An estimated 150,000 cars cross the bridge each day.a bridge crosses sth A pretty stone bridge crosses the little river.a bridge spans sth formal (=crosses a wide area) By 1875 a railroad bridge spanned the Missouri.a bridge links/connects sth with sth There’s a bridge linking the island with the mainland.prepositionsa bridge across/over sth We walked across one of the bridges over the River Avon.under a bridge The stream flowed under a small stone bridge.over/across a bridge We drove around the harbour and came back over the bridge. | I hurried home across the bridge.

词组	bridge
释义	bridge /brɪdʒ/ noun a structure built over a river, road etc that allows people or vehicles to cross from one side to the othernouns + bridgea railway bridge BrE a railroad bridge AmE (=for trains) Go under the railway bridge and turn right.a road bridge (=for cars) The government plans to construct a new road bridge to the island.a suspension bridge (=one that hangs from strong steel ropes) San Francisco has a famous suspension bridge.a toll bridge (=one that you pay to go across) There is a toll bridge across the River Severn when you go into Wales.a swing bridge BrE (=one that can be pulled up for ships to go under)adjectivesa stone/wooden/iron bridge This was one of the first iron bridges to be built in England.a hump-backed bridge BrE (=a short bridge with a steep slope at each side) There is a hump-backed bridge over a little stream.verbsbuild a bridge also construct a bridge formal The bridge was built in 1902.cross a bridge An estimated 150,000 cars cross the bridge each day.a bridge crosses sth A pretty stone bridge crosses the little river.a bridge spans sth formal (=crosses a wide area) By 1875 a railroad bridge spanned the Missouri.a bridge links/connects sth with sth There’s a bridge linking the island with the mainland.prepositionsa bridge across/over sth We walked across one of the bridges over the River Avon.under a bridge The stream flowed under a small stone bridge.over/across a bridge We drove around the harbour and came back over the bridge. \| I hurried home across the bridge.
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