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1. n остриё, лезвие; режущая кромкаslit edge — кромка, образующаяся при продольной разрезке
2. n острый край, остротаdeckle edge — неровный край бумаги, отливная кромка
3. n остриё, острота4. n край, кромка5. n обрезsprinkled edge — обрез, закрашенный брызгами краски
stippled edge — обрез, закрашенный брызгами краски
combered edge — обрез, отделанный под мрамор
6. n поле7. n бордюр8. n кряж, хребет; гребень9. n бровка10. n грань; фаска; реброset on edge — устанавливать на ребро; установленный на ребро
brick on edge — кирпич, уложенный на ребро
11. n опорная призма12. n критическое положение, критический момент13. n разг. преимущество, перевес14. n дуга15. n кантto be on edge — быть раздражённым ; нервничать, волноваться
16. v точить, оттачивать; заострять17. v окаймлять, обрамлять18. v продвигаться; приближаться19. v проскользнуть, пробраться20. v выскользнуть, выбраться21. v столкнуть, спихнуть22. v спорт. кантовать, вдавливать лыжи кантами в снег23. v диал. раздражатьСинонимический ряд:1. advantage (noun) advantage; allowance; bulge; draw; handicap; head start; jump; odds; start; superiority; upper hand; vantage2. bite (noun) bite; incisiveness; keenness; sharpness; sting3. blade (noun) blade4. border (noun) border; borderline; brim; brink; edging; fringe; hem; margin; perimeter; periphery; point; rim; selvage; skirt; threshold; verge5. boundary (noun) boundary; bounds; end; extremity; ledge; limit; lip; list; outline; outside; term; tip6. border (verb) border; bound; define; fringe; hem; margin; outline; rim; skirt; surround; verge7. ease (verb) ease; sidle8. hone (verb) hone; sharpen; whetАнтонимический ряд:area; center; disadvantage; interior; surface
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