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borde

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nounmasculine
  1. edge, border, brink, verge, rim, margin
  2. brim, rim, liptop edge of a vessel or container
  3. sideof the road, highway, freeway, etc.
  4. ledgeof a window
  5. edging, fringeshaping or dressing the edge of something
adjectivecolloquialfemininemasculine
  1. bastardborn out of wedlock
  2. rude, impertinent

Forms

noun

singularborde
pluralbordes

adjective

masculine singularborde
feminine masculine pluralbordes

Used in the library

  • Se puede caminar hasta el borde por pasarelas de metal sobre el río.You can walk right to the edge along metal walkways over the river.A2Las cataratas del Iguazú — The Iguazú Falls
  • Es fácil estrellar el coche de choque contra el borde.It is easy to crash the bumper car into the edge.B1Otra vez, por favor (14) — Once more, please (14) (B1)
  • Un salto desde el borde cuesta un silbato y una mirada.A jump from the edge costs a whistle and a look.B1Otra vez, por favor (16) — Once more, please (16) (B1)
  • En el borde del plato queda siempre un poco de sopa.On the edge of the plate a little soup is always left.B1Otra vez, por favor (2) — Once more, please (2) (B1)

Other ways to say it

  • antipáticodisagreeable, unpleasant, unsympathetic, unlikable; antipathetic
  • bastardobastard
  • impertinenteimpertinent; cheeky

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