Bridging

中英词典：Bridging

形容词和名词的不同含义：

词语辨析：

1. Bridging 和 linking 这两个词都有连接、桥接的意思，但bridging 更强调建立连接，而 linking 更强调将两个或多个事物联系在一起。

2. Bridging 和 connecting 这两个词都有连接的含义，但 bridging 强调连接的桥梁作用，而 connecting 强调连接的行为或过程。

词汇扩充：

1. bridge (n.) - 桥梁；连接物

2. bridge (v.) - 架桥；连接

3. bridged (adj.) - 已架桥的；已连接的

4. bridgeable (adj.) - 可架桥的；可连接的

5. bridger (n.) - 架桥者；连接者

近义词：

1. connect

2. link

3. join

4. unite

反义词：

1. separate

2. disconnect

3. detach

4. isolate

柯林斯词典定义：

Bridging (noun): the act or process of building or providing a bridge.

牛津词典定义：

Bridging (noun): a structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle.

用法：

Bridging can be used as both a noun and an adjective. As a noun, it refers to the act or process of building or providing a bridge. As an adjective, it describes something that connects or bridges two different things or acts as a transition between two stages or states.

相关例句：

1. The construction company is bridging the river to connect the two towns. (verb)
2. We need a strong bridging structure to support the weight of the vehicles. (adjective)
3. The bridging of the generation gap is crucial for maintaining family harmony. (noun)
4. He played a bridging role between the management and the employees. (adjective)
5. There is a bridging program available for students transitioning from high school to university. (adjective)
6. The new bridging system allows seamless communication between different departments. (adjective)
7. The government has allocated funds for the bridging of rural areas with urban centers. (noun)
8. She used her diplomatic skills to bridge the gap between the two conflicting parties. (verb)
9. The bridging ceremony marked the transition from being a junior member to a senior member in the organization. (noun)
10. The bridging device connects the wireless network to the wired network. (adjective)
11. The bridging of cultures can lead to a rich and diverse society. (noun)
12. His speech acted as a bridge between the past and the future of the organization. (noun)
13. The bridging loan helped them purchase the new property before selling their old one. (adjective)
14. The bridging course provides additional support for students who need to catch up on certain subjects. (noun)
15. The bridging mechanism allows smooth transition between different modes of transportation. (adjective)
16. They used a temporary bridging solution until the permanent structure was completed. (adjective)
17. His research aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice in the field of education. (verb)
18. The bridging of the continents occurred millions of years ago. (noun)
19. The role of the mediator is to bridge the differences and find a mutually beneficial solution. (verb)
20. The bridging factor between the two events was the sudden change in weather conditions. (adjective)