Meaning of "bridge"

bridge •

n.
• • 1. a structure built over a river, road, etc.: tulay
  • 2. the bridge of a ship: plataporma

v.
• • to make a way over a river or anything that hinders: magtulay, tulayan, maglagay (lagyan) ng tulay

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pile

n.
• • 1. many things lying one upon another in a more or less orderly way: salansan, talaksan
  • 2. a mass like a hill or mound: tambak, bunton, tumpok
  • 3. a heavy beam driven upright into the ground to help support a building, a bridge, etc.: pilote, istaka, trosong pang-istaka
  • 4. any large amount ( used in common talk): santambak, sambunton, sangkaterba, tambak, bunton
  • 5. a large amount: dami

v.
• • 1. to make into a pile, to heap up: magbunton, ibunton, magtambak, itambak
  • 2. to heap up evenly: magsalansan, isalansan, magtalaksan, italaksan
  • 3. to gather or rise in piles: matambak, mabunton, magkapatung-patong
  • 4. to go in a confused rushing crowd: magsiksikan

nose

n.
• • 1. the part of the face just above the mouth: ilong
  • 2. sense of smell: pangamoy
  • 3. the part that stands out, esp. the bow of a ship or boat: nguso, ungos

v.
• • 1. to smell: umamoy, amuyan, maamuyan
  • 2. to pry into: umamoy, amuyan, humanap, hanapin, magmanman,
  • 3. to poke ones nose into other peoples business (coll.), to interfere: makialam, pakialaman
  • 4. to pay through the nose (coll.), to pay too much: magbayad nang labis (napakamahal)
  • 5. to blow the nose: suminga, isinga, pasingahin
  • 6. to wipe the nose: magpahid ng ilong, pahiran ang ilong
  • 7. bridge of the nose: balingusan

tulay

n.
• • bridge