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edged /edʤ/
edge /ˈɛʤ/
edge
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* Các từ tương tự:
edged stone, edged tool, -edged
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nounplural edges[count] the line or part where an object or area begins or endsthe part of a blade that cutsthe sharpness of a bladea harsh or unkind qualityforce or effectivenessan advantage over othersclose to the edgeor on the edgeSomeone who lives (life) on the edge or lives close to the edge often deals with dangerous situations and takes many risks.on edgefeeling nervous :not calm or relaxedon the edge ofvery close to (something)on the edge of your seatIf you are on the edge of your seat, you are watching or listening to something with great interest especially because you do not know what is going to happen.on the ragged edgexem raggedover the edgeinto a mental or emotional state that makes someone completely lose controlrazor/razor's edgexem razorset your teeth on edgexem toothtake the edge offto make (something) weaker or less severeverbedges; edged; edging[+ obj] to give an edge to (something)usually used as (be) edgedto be on the edge of (something)usually used as (be) edgedalways followed by an adverb or preposition :to move slowly or with small movements in a specified direction [no obj][+ obj] :to defeat (someone) by a small amountusually + outedge out[phrasal verb]edge (someone or something) out or edge out (someone or something) :to slowly become more successful, popular, etc., than (someone or something)
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edgewise
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nounI was hanging on to the very edge of the cliff. The edge of the handkerchief was trimmed with laceThat hunting knife has quite an edgeThere was an edge to her voice when she told me not to bother herYou're holding the gun, so I guess you have the edge on meShe was on edge waiting for the exam resultson edgeverbThe burglar was edging along the wall, 30 storeys above the street