bridging (Meaning)

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bridging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bridge

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The construction crew was in the process of bridging the gap between the two buildings with a sturdy steel structure.
The bridging of cultures in the multicultural neighborhood led to a rich tapestry of traditions and customs.
The therapy sessions focused on bridging the communication barrier between the couple, enhancing their understanding of each other.
The government initiated a program aimed at bridging the socioeconomic divide by providing educational opportunities to underprivileged communities.
The company's new initiative aimed at bridging the gap between management and employees through regular town hall meetings.
His role in the project involved bridging the technical expertise of the engineering team with the creative vision of the designers.
The nonprofit organization was dedicated to bridging the healthcare disparities in rural areas by providing medical services and resources.
The diplomat's negotiations played a crucial role in bridging the differences between the conflicting parties, paving the way for peace talks.
The research study focused on bridging the gap in our understanding of certain medical conditions through innovative approaches.
Her innovative approach to teaching was instrumental in bridging the learning gaps among students with diverse backgrounds and abilities.

of Bridge

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The construction crew was in the process of bridging the gap between the two buildings with a sturdy steel structure.

The bridging of cultures in the multicultural neighborhood led to a rich tapestry of traditions and customs.

The therapy sessions focused on bridging the communication barrier between the couple, enhancing their understanding of each other.

The government initiated a program aimed at bridging the socioeconomic divide by providing educational opportunities to underprivileged communities.