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border

/ˈbɔːr.dər/

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noun

/ˈbɔːr.dər/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее линию или границу, разделяющую две территории, страны или регионы.

A noun referring to a line or boundary that separates two areas, countries, or regions.

  1. Geographical boundaryA2formal

    A line separating two countries, states, or regions.

    ruГраница

    • They crossed the border into Canada.
    • The river forms the natural border between the two countries.
    • Border security has been tightened recently.

    Synonymsborderlineboundarydemarcation lineedgefrontierline

  2. Edge or marginA2formal

    The outer edge or boundary of an area or object.

    ruГраница или край

    • The garden has a border of flowers.
    • She drew a decorative border around the page.
    • The border of the table is made of oak.

    Synonymsboundarybrinkedgefringemarginoutlineperimeterperipheryrimverge

    Antonymscentercoreinteriormiddle

  3. B2formal

    A limit or dividing line between two conditions, states, or categories.

    ruГраница

    • He lives on the border between poverty and comfort.
    • The project is on the border of success and failure.
    • Her behavior crossed the border of acceptable conduct.

    Synonymsboundarybrinkcutoffdemarcationdividing lineedgelimitthresholdverge

    Antonymscentercoreinteriormiddle

Forms
  • borders plural form
  • borders' possessive plural form
  • border's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈbɔːr.dər/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по формированию или разделению границы с чем-либо, или нахождения рядом с чем-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of forming or sharing a boundary with something, or being adjacent to something.

  1. Share a boundaryB1formal

    To be adjacent to or share a border with another country, region, or area.

    ruГраничить

    • Canada borders the United States to the north.
    • The garden borders the river on one side.
    • Several countries border the Mediterranean Sea.

    Synonymsabutadjoinjoinmeetneighbortouch

  2. Be close to a stateB2formal

    To come very close to a particular condition or quality, often used with 'on'.

    ruГраничить

    • His behavior borders on rudeness.
    • The situation borders on a crisis.
    • Her speech bordered on the poetic.

    Synonymsapproachapproximatenearresembletouch on

Forms
  • bordered past participle
  • bordered past simple
  • bordering present participle
  • borders third person singular

Phrasal variantsborder on

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