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Meanings of bordering in English
Touching a thing without merging with it.
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Usage of bordering in English
1
The road ran along the coast, the North Sea bordering the route.
2
Warning sirens were also heard in Israeli communities bordering Ben-Gurion International Airport.
3
It would focus on countries bordering Afghanistan, but others may also participate.
4
North and South Waziristan are major al-Qaida and Taliban strongholds bordering Afghanistan.
5
Hungary has declared a state of emergency in southern districts bordering Serbia.
6
This restraint, bordering on introversion, has brought Bertie Ahern a long way.
7
He lived in one of the counties bordering on the Ohio River.
8
The Taliban are largely active in the south and east, bordering Pakistan.
9
They walked in silence until they reached the boulevard bordering the ocean.
10
But I was in a state of mind bordering on the irritable.
11
Of the 10 licenses, three are in an offshore area bordering Russia.
12
He had had a wretched childhood, the family always bordering on poverty.
13
The Emperor continued his journey by the towns bordering on the Rhine.
14
She sat up half the night in a state bordering on madness.
15
Islamic State's Saharan affiliate is active in the Menaka region bordering Niger.
16
Both attacks took place in Sungai Kolok, a thriving town bordering Malaysia.
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Translations for bordering
Russian
Catalan
Bordering through the time
Bordering across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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