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Meanings of edge in English

Catalan
limitar
Spanish
bordear
Wikidata

Lie adjacent to another or share a boundary.

limitar
Portuguese
fronteira
Catalan
marge
Spanish
frontera
Wikidata

The boundary of a surface.

fronteira
Portuguese
fronteira
Catalan
límit
Spanish
límite

A line determining the limits of an area.

fronteira
Russian
ребро графа
Portuguese
arco
Spanish
arista
Catalan
aresta

Connection between a set of two vertices in a graph.

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ребро графа
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Examples for "line"
Examples for "line"
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Western Europe asked North America, Military Intelligence, and Halo to remain on-line.
The Naked God
2
So just top line question; is wearing sunscreen still a good idea?
Wired
3
The line I remember was 'Change before they change you.' Autonomy, right?
Up in the air
4
Therefore this time line possible: -maybe contracted last Saturday at ACB event.
NY Magazine
5
Take a good look at its product line over the past year.
Wired
1
And given the arc of African American history, they matter a lot.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
2
The character has a really cool arc throughout the series, he said.
Radio NZ
3
Shows can change, you never know what arc you'll end up following.
The Irish Times
4
One of the latest is the tungsten arc in an inert gas.
Artificial Light: Its Influence upon Civilization
5
The arc of light above is natural enough; it's simply the dawn.
A Columbus of Space
Usage of edge in English
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However, currency markets are likely to remain on edge for some time.
Radio NZ
2
Understanding the needs of Chinese consumers has given local companies an edge.
Reuters
3
In the heart of Europe, a democracy now teeters on the edge.
The Guardian
4
Today's company is right up there at the cutting-edge of new technology.
The Irish Times
5
The system is beginning to edge in the right direction, Kyte said.
Reuters
6
The unresolved debt crisis in the euro zone kept investors on edge.
Reuters
7
If Brexit goes ahead, could cutting-edge technology make a frictionless border possible?
The Irish Times
8
In Cape Town, the water supply situation is teetering on a knife-edge.
The South African
9
It's not always easy being stuck out on the edge of Europe.
The Irish Times
10
However, the event - sponsored by Smirnoff - had a serious edge.
The Irish Times
11
Markets have been on edge for weeks over the U.S.-China trade tensions.
Reuters
12
Nonlocal transport through edge channels holds great promise for low-power information processing.
Pubmed
13
It also sounds cutting edge, but the technology isn't quite ready yet.
News.com.au
14
In fact, it's right at the edge of what is humanly possible.
Wired
15
The attack happened near a bridge on Kabul's western edge, he said.
Reuters
16
These are knife-edge split second decisions made in moments of grave danger.
The Guardian
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Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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