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Learn Business English vocabulary with 'Phrase of the Week.'
Here's this week's phrase:
BRIDGE a/the GAP
idiom
to make a connection between two things that are different or separate
Mentorship programs can bridge the gap between new employees and experienced team members.
Our community project aims to bridge the gap between different age groups.
We need a strategy to bridge the gap between what customers want and what we offer.
Technology can help bridge a gap in communication between remote teams.
The opposite of 'bridge the gap' is 'widen the gap'.
WIDEN the GAP
to make the difference between two things, groups, or levels bigger
High tuition fees may widen the gap between wealthy and low-income students.
The digital divide continues to widen the gap between those who have access to technology and those who don't.
Lack of communication can widen the gap between team members.
Complete the sentence by choosing either 'WIDEN' or 'BRIDGE':
Cutting funding for education will only _____ the gap between wealthy and disadvantaged students.
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