fringe的意思和读音

fringe

: [frɪndʒ] : [frɪndʒ]

n.

adj.

v.

fringes  fringing  fringed  

Adj.+n.southern fringe,northern fringe

n.centre,center

adj.central,mainstream

n.tassel,edging,edge,border,trimming

adj.peripheral,outlying,marginal,far-flung,unconventional

fringen.

1.[c][ususing]the front part of sb's hair that is cut so that it hangs over their forehead

2.[c]a strip of hanging threads attached to the edge of sth to decorate it

3.[c]沿a narrow strip of trees, buildings, etc. along the edge of sth

a fringe of woodland

Along the coast, an industrial fringe had already developed.沿

4.[c]the outer edge of an area or a group

on the northern fringe of the city

the urban/rural fringe

the fringes of society

Nina remained on the fringe of the crowd.

5.[sing]groups of people, events and activities that are not part of the main group or activity

Street musicians have been gathering as part of the festival fringe.

fringe meetings at the party conference

v.

1.[usupass]~ sthto form a border around sth

The beach was fringed by coconut palms.沿

n.1.();〈〉(),2.】(线)3.(),,;4.();5.6.7.“fringe benefit”1.();〈〉(),2.】(线)3.(),,;4.();5.6.7.“fringe benefit”

v.1....2.使,...

adj.1.,2.,

n.1.Same as fringe benefit2.the outer edge of something3.people or activities that are considered strange or extreme; activities that are connected with a major public event but are not an official part of it; belonging to the fringe of a society, organization, or event4.a row of fibers or thin pieces of cloth that hangs down from a piece of cloth or clothing5.hair cut in bangs1.Same as fringe benefit2.the outer edge of something3.people or activities that are considered strange or extreme; activities that are connected with a major public event but are not an official part of it; belonging to the fringe of a society, organization, or event4.a row of fibers or thin pieces of cloth that hangs down from a piece of cloth or clothing5.hair cut in bangs

v.1.to form a line around the edge of something

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4. frill,frills ,[] fringe front edge ...

5. frill fringe front view ...

6. fridge n. fringe n. ,, fume n. ...

7. frictionless motion fringe fringe pattern ...

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1.Not so long ago, the industry wisdom on plug-ins was that they represented a fringe technology, too expensive for mass production.

2.I'd expect to see a strong team sent out against Unirea. We can't afford to be complacent and field all the fringe players and kids.

3.Now, astronomers say they have found the first conclusive evidence for one of these elusive objects at the fringe of a distant galaxy.

4.Clearly, a large segment of his party's base is comfortable with views one might have thought were on the extreme fringe.

5.As a fringe benefit for the DPJ, which tends to back Japan's trade unions, it also wins the party friends in business.

6.A bit to his surprise, "radical" fringe stars like Arundhati Roy are prepared to support his demand for secession.使·(ArundhatiRoy)

7.They would be much cooler than her in her to kar, with its heavy fringe of baby pearls.

8.Rural-urban fringe was a weak area, which had lots of land utilization problems. Land managers were obsessed at all times.

9.Its outer fringe is all that we shall see.

10.Your correspondent had only touched upon the fringe of the matter.