Definition of bridging in English:

bridging

noun ˈbrɪdʒɪŋˈbrɪdʒɪŋ

mass nounClimbing

A method of climbing a wide chimney by using the left hand and foot on one side wall and the right hand and foot on the other.
〔登山〕撑登（两腿分开撑住两边壁面向上攀登的方法）
Example sentencesExamples
- Learning to move on steep rock, bridging overhangs and feeling like a bird are unforgettable experiences.
- Move out of the cave via bridging up a chimney and back out onto the main face above the cave entrance.

Definition of bridging in US English:

bridging

nounˈbrɪdʒɪŋˈbrijiNG

1The action of putting a bridge over something.
造桥
the bridging of a ditch
在沟上筑桥。
Example sentencesExamples
- Twists in the river and canals mean more bridging operations.
- It is a combat support system which integrates advanced bridging and electronic control into a single system.
- No plans were submitted which showed the bridging of the pedestrian precinct.
- But bridging has its own costs and vulnerabilities.
- An example of this is the generals ensuring their skirmishers could observe the potential bridging sites.
- The bridging and engineering brigade was completely obliterated within 2 minutes.
1. 1.1Mountaineering A method of climbing a wide chimney by using the left hand and foot on one sidewall and the right hand and foot on the other.
  〔登山〕撑登（两腿分开撑住两边壁面向上攀登的方法）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Move out of the cave via bridging up a chimney and back out onto the main face above the cave entrance.
  Learning to move on steep rock, bridging overhangs and feeling like a bird are unforgettable experiences.

词汇	bridging
释义	Definition of bridging in English: bridging noun ˈbrɪdʒɪŋˈbrɪdʒɪŋ mass nounClimbing A method of climbing a wide chimney by using the left hand and foot on one side wall and the right hand and foot on the other. 〔登山〕撑登（两腿分开撑住两边壁面向上攀登的方法） Example sentencesExamples Learning to move on steep rock, bridging overhangs and feeling like a bird are unforgettable experiences. Move out of the cave via bridging up a chimney and back out onto the main face above the cave entrance. Definition of bridging in US English: bridging nounˈbrɪdʒɪŋˈbrijiNG 1The action of putting a bridge over something. 造桥 the bridging of a ditch 在沟上筑桥。 Example sentencesExamples Twists in the river and canals mean more bridging operations. It is a combat support system which integrates advanced bridging and electronic control into a single system. No plans were submitted which showed the bridging of the pedestrian precinct. But bridging has its own costs and vulnerabilities. An example of this is the generals ensuring their skirmishers could observe the potential bridging sites. The bridging and engineering brigade was completely obliterated within 2 minutes. 1.1Mountaineering A method of climbing a wide chimney by using the left hand and foot on one sidewall and the right hand and foot on the other. 〔登山〕撑登（两腿分开撑住两边壁面向上攀登的方法） Example sentencesExamples Move out of the cave via bridging up a chimney and back out onto the main face above the cave entrance. Learning to move on steep rock, bridging overhangs and feeling like a bird are unforgettable experiences.
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