bordered

• Qui possède une bordure ou un bord, souvent utilisé dans un contexte géographique ou de design.

Describes something that has a border or edge, often used in geographical or design contexts.

1. Having a border or edgeB1formal

   Having a decorative or defined edge or boundary.

   bordé

   • The garden is bordered by a low stone wall.
   • The tablecloth is bordered with a delicate lace trim.
   • The painting is bordered by a simple gold frame.

   Synonymesboundededgedfringedoutlinedrimmedsurroundedtrimmed

   Antonymesedgelessrimlessunbordered

2. Adjacent toB1formal

   Situated next to or along the edge of something.

   bordé, adjacent à

   • The property is bordered by a river on one side.
   • The park is bordered by tall oak trees.
   • The country is bordered by two oceans.

   Synonymesboundededgedfringed

   Antonymesinlandinteriorinternal

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de former ou de délimiter une frontière avec quelque chose, ou de se trouver à côté de quelque chose.

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.

   Border (partager une frontière)

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

   Synonymesabutadjoinjoinmeetneighbortouch

2. Be close to a stateB2formal

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

   frôler (un état)

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

   Synonymesapproachapproximatenearresembletouch on

Variantes phrasalborder on