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n.(名词)A part that forms the outer edge of something.边界,边缘:形成事物外部边缘的部分A decorative strip around the edge of something, such as fabric.装饰边:事物周边作装饰性的条块,如织花边A strip of ground, as at the edge of a garden or walk, in which ornamental plants or shrubs are planted.路边花坛:在花园或路的边上的条块形土地,里面种上装饰性的花草或灌木The line or frontier area separating political divisions or geographic regions; a boundary.边境:政治划分或地理区域的分隔线或边界;分界线v.(动词)bor.dered,bor.der.ing,bor.ders v.tr.(及物动词)To put a border on.作为…的边界To lie along or adjacent to the border of:相连:沿着或毗接于…的边界:例句:Canada borders the United States.加拿大与美国毗邻
v.intr.(不及物动词)To lie adjacent to another:毗接:与另一个毗接:例句:The United States borders on Canada.美国接界于加拿大
To be almost like another in character:近似:特征上与另一个近似:例句:an act that borders on heroism.近似英雄的行径
来源:Middle English bordure 中古英语 bordure from Old French bordeure 源自 古法语 bordeure from border [to border] 源自 border [接界] from bort [border] 源自 bort [接界] [of Germanic origin] [来源于日耳曼语]
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n.(名词)<参考词汇><同义词>border,margin,edge,verge,brink,rim,brim同义词>All these nouns refer to the line or narrow area that marks the outside limit of something such as a surface.所有这些名词指某物外部界限的界限或狭长地带。 Border refers either to the boundary line ( Border 也指分界线( 例句:erected a fence along the border of the property) or to the area that is immediately inside the boundary ( 沿地产的边界竖立一道围墙) 或指正位于边界内的区域(
例句:a picture frame with a wide border).有着宽边的相框)。
Margin is a border of more or less precisely definable width that is often distinguishable in other respects from the rest of the surface: Margin 是指一种可精确限定宽度的边界,该宽度的其他方面与表面的其余部分是可分辨的: 例句:a boathouse near the margin of the pond;一个靠近池塘边的船库;
例句:the margin of a little clearing in the forest.森林中微略可辨的边界。
Edge refers specifically to the precise bounding line formed by the continuous convergence of two surfaces: Edge 特指两个平面连续相关的点形成的精确分界线: 例句:sat on the edge of the chair.坐在椅子的边缘。
Verge is an extreme terminating line or edge ( Verge 是一个极尽头的线或界( 例句:the sun`s afterglow on the verge of the horizon); figuratively it indicates a point at which something is likely to begin or to happen ( 日落于地平线上); 它喻指一个于此事物可能开始或发生的临界点(
例句:an explorer on the verge of a great discovery). 探险家位于巨大发现的临界点)。
Brink denotes the edge of a steep place ( Brink 指陡峭地方的边界( 例句:stood on the brink of the cliff); in an extended sense it indicates the likelihood or imminence of a sudden change ( 站在悬崖的边缘上); 在一个扩展的意义上它指一件突发事变的可能性或临近(
例句:on the brink of falling in love). 处于坠入爱情的边缘)。
Rim most often denotes the edge of something, such as a wheel, that is circular or curved: Rim 最常用于指圆周性或曲性物体,如车轮的边缘: 例句:a crack in the rim of the lens.位于镜头边缘的裂缝。
Brim applies to the upper edge or inner side of the rim of a container,such as a cup, or of something shaped like a basin: Brim 指容器边缘的上边或里边,如茶杯或形状象盆一样的东西: 例句:lava issuing from the brim of the crater. See also Synonyms at boundary 从火山口流出的熔岩 参见同义词 boundary
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