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No. 1,861 in Japanese

橋

"橋" means "bridge" in English.

In a sentence

  • あそこには美しい橋があります。

    There is a beautiful bridge over there.

    Here, '橋' is used to denote a physical structure facilitating crossing over a river or gap.

  • この地域では橋が重要な交通手段です。

    In this area, bridges are vital for transportation.

    In this sentence, '橋' refers to bridges as critical infrastructure within a transport context.

  • その問題を解決するために、国々の間に橋をかけるよう努力しています。

    Efforts are being made to build bridges between countries to solve the problem.

    In this figurative example, '橋' represents building connections or relationships between entities.

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