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I [brɪm]nome bordo m., orlo m.to fill sth. to the brim — riempire qcs. fino all'orlo
II [brɪm]filled to the brim with — pieno fino all'orlo di [ liquid]
to brim with — essere pieno fino all'orlo di, traboccare di (anche fig.)
* * *[brim] 1. noun1) (the top edge of a cup, glass etc: The jug was filled to the brim.) orlo2) (the edge of a hat: She pulled the brim of her hat down over her eyes.) falda, tesa2. verb(to be, or become, full to the brim: Her eyes were brimming with tears.) riempirsi/colmarsi di* * *[brɪm]1. n2. vi* * *brim /brɪm/n.● full to the brim, pieno fino all'orlo; colmo.(to) brim /brɪm/A v. t.riempire fino all'orlo; colmareB v. i.2 – to brim with, essere colmo di; colmarsi, riempirsi di: His eyes brimmed with tears, gli si sono riempiti gli occhi di lacrime3 – (fig.) to brim with, essere pieno di: to be brimming with plans, avere la testa piena di progetti4 ( di lacrime) affiorare; salire ( agli occhi): Tears brimmed in his eyes, gli sono salite le lacrime agli occhi; gli occhi gli si sono riempiti di lacrime.* * *I [brɪm]nome bordo m., orlo m.to fill sth. to the brim — riempire qcs. fino all'orlo
II [brɪm]filled to the brim with — pieno fino all'orlo di [ liquid]
to brim with — essere pieno fino all'orlo di, traboccare di (anche fig.)
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