What is the
difference between Breeze and Bridge?
What is the difference between Breeze and Bridge?
Breeze : (noun)
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1 ) Light wind
A gentle breeze was blowing.
There is not much breeze today.
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2 ) Thing that is easy to do or enjoy
Some people think that learning to drive is a breeze.
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3 ) Noisy quarrel
There was a breeze among the people.
Breeze : (verb)
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1 ) Move in cheerful and carefree way
Look who has just breezed in.
He breezes through life, never worrying about anything.
Bridge :
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1 ) Structure of wood, iron, concrete, etc… providing a way across a river, road, railway, etc…
There is a bridge across the river.
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2 ) Thing that provides a connection or contract between two or more things
Cultural exchanges are a way of building bridges between nations.
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3 ) Bony upper part of the nose
The bridge of my nose was damaged in this accident.
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4 ) Part of a pair of glasses that rests on the nose
The nose-bridge of my specs should be replaced.
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5 ) Device for keeping false teeth in place Fastened to natural teeth on each side
Bridge : (verb)
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1 ) Build or form a bridge over something
People bridged the canal.
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2 ) Fill an awkward or empty space
A snack in the afternoon bridges the gap between lunch and supper.
She bridged a gap in the conversation.
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3 ) Reduce the distance between widely contrasting groups
How can we bridge the gap between the rich and poor?
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