Bridge and Transit

Bridge

Bridge noun - A structure that allows people or vehicles to cross an obstacle such as a river or canal or railway etc..

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Transit and bridge are semantically related in building topic. In some cases you can use "Transit" instead a noun "Bridge".

Nearby Words: bridged, bridging, Bridget

Transit noun - A journey usually by ship.

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Bridge and transit are semantically related in building topic. Sometimes you can use "Bridge" instead a noun "Transit".

Nearby Words: transport, transition, transited, transitive, transitively

old	old bridge	old transit
real	real bridge	real transit

Foreshadowing: In one of the later books there is a section describing a transit on a post-chaise which includes a quite narrow and tricky bridge coming at the bottom of a hill.

Source: Literature / Aubrey-Maturin
The bad guy owes the transit authority a new bridge.

Source: Film / Top Secret!
The Old London Bridge stood for over 600 years housing buildings up to seven stories high, overhanging the water and the road by seven feet, as well as a drawbridge, and two waterwheels which not only powered pumps and mills, but also interfered with the river's flow and boat transit.

Source: Clock Punk