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fringe [frɪndʒ]1 noun(a) (decorative edge → on rug, carpet) frange f;∎ a fringe of trees une bordure d'arbres(c) (periphery) périphérie f, frange f;∎ on the fringe or fringes of en bordure de; figurative en marge de;∎ to live on the fringe of society vivre en marge de la société;∎ to be on the radical fringe of a party appartenir à la frange radicale d'un parti∎ the Fringe (festival) le festival off(e) (of golf green) lisière f(rug, carpet) franger;∎ the path was fringed with rosebushes le sentier était bordé de rosiers;∎ palm-fringed beaches des plages fpl bordées de palmiers►► fringe area zone f limitrophe;fringe benefits avantages mpl annexes ou en nature;fringe group frange f;fringe market marché m marginal;British fringe theatre théâtre m d'avant-garde ou expérimental -
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fringe [frɪndʒ]1. nounb. [of rug, shawl] frange fc. ( = edge) [of forest] lisière f2. compounds* * *[frɪndʒ] 1.1) GB ( of hair) frange f2) ( decorative trim) frange f5) Theatre2.the fringe — théâtre m alternatif
fringes plural nounon the (outer) fringes of the town — à la périphérie or aux abords de la ville
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