EDGING - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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edging [americ ˈɛdʒɪŋ, Brit ˈɛdʒɪŋ] SUBST

edging

borde m

a steel edging

un borde de acero

the collar had an edging of lace/ribbon

el cuello tenía puntilla alrededor/estaba ribeteado con una cinta

edging shears SUBST subst pl

edging shears

tijeras fpl bordeadoras de césped

I. edge [americ ɛdʒ, Brit ɛdʒ] SUBST

1.1. edge C (cutting part):

edge

filo m

to put an edge on sth

afilar algo

companies on the leading edge of information technology

compañías a la vanguardia de la informática

he'll get the rough edge of my tongue coloq

me va a oír

he'll get the rough edge of my tongue coloq

se las voy a cantar bien claras coloq

to be on edge

estar nervioso

to be on edge

tener los nervios de punta or a flor de piel coloq

to take the edge off sth her smile took the edge off her critical remarks

su sonrisa suavizó or hizo menos duras sus críticas

this will take the edge off your appetite

esto te calmará un poco el hambre

this will take the edge off your appetite

esto te engañará el estómago coloq

1.2. edge U (sharpness):

his voice had a menacing edge to it

su voz tenía un tono amenazante

the article lacks critical edge

el artículo no es lo suficientemente incisivo

2. edge (advantage):

edge

ventaja f

it would give us the edge over our competitors

nos colocaría en una posición de ventaja con respecto a nuestros competidores

he has a definite edge over his rivals

tiene una clara ventaja sobre sus rivales

we no longer have the edge in quality or price

ya no tenemos la delantera ni en calidad ni en precio

3.1. edge (border, brink):

edge C sem pl

borde m

edge C sem pl

orilla f

at the water's edge

a la orilla del agua

the car rolled over the edge

el coche se despeñó or se desbarrancó

it kept us on the edge of our seats till the end

nos tuvo en vilo or en tensión hasta el final

3.2. edge C (of object):

the cloth had frayed at the edges

el paño se había deshilachado en los bordes

I laid the planks edge to edge

coloqué las tablas lado con lado

the coin landed on its edge

la moneda cayó de canto

II. edge [americ ɛdʒ, Brit ɛdʒ] VERBO trans

1.1. edge (border):

the collar was edged with fur

el cuello estaba ribeteado de piel

the paper was edged in black

el papel tenía un borde negro

the palm trees that edged the beach

las palmeras que bordeaban la playa

1.2. edge lawn/grass:

edge

recortar los bordes de

2. edge (move cautiously):

he edged his chair closer to hers

fue acercando su silla a la de ella

I tried to edge her toward the door

traté de llevarla poco a poco hacia la puerta

she edged her way along the ledge

fue avanzando poco a poco por la cornisa

I edged my way along the packed corridor

me fui abriendo paso por el pasillo abarrotado de gente

3. edge (sharpen):

edge

afilar

a voice edged with fear

una voz que dejaba traslucir cierto temor

4. edge americ → edge out

III. edge [americ ɛdʒ, Brit ɛdʒ] VERBO intr + adv compar

to edge forward/closer/away

ir avanzando/acercándose/alejándose (poco a poco)

the child edged closer to his mother

el niño se fue arrimando a su madre

they are edging toward an agreement

poco a poco se están acercando a un acuerdo

the pound edged up half a cent against the dollar

la libra logró subir medio centavo con respecto al dólar

edge out VERBO [americ ɛdʒ -, Brit ɛdʒ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

edge out rival/opponent:

edge out

ganarle por mano a

edge out

ganarle de mano a RioPr

edge out

ganarle la mano a Chile

they edged the nationalists out of second place

lograron quitarles el segundo lugar a los nacionalistas

trailing edge SUBST

trailing edge

borde m de salida

edge out VERBO [americ ɛdʒ -, Brit ɛdʒ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

edge out rival/opponent:

edge out

ganarle por mano a

edge out

ganarle de mano a RioPr

edge out

ganarle la mano a Chile

they edged the nationalists out of second place

lograron quitarles el segundo lugar a los nacionalistas

knife edge SUBST

knife edge

filo m (de cuchillo, navaja etc)

to be or rest or be balanced on a knife edge

pender de un hilo

atrib knife-edge crease

raya f bien marcada (de los pantalones)

leading edge [americ ˌlidɪŋ ˈɛdʒ, Brit] SUBST

1. leading edge AERONÁUT:

leading edge

borde m anterior (del ala)

2. leading edge (forefront):

they are working at the leading edge of pharmaceutical research

están trabajando en la punta de lanza or en la vanguardia de la investigación farmacológica

atrib leading-edge technology

tecnología f de avanzada or de vanguardia

bleeding edge SUBST

bleeding edge → leading edge

leading edge [americ ˌlidɪŋ ˈɛdʒ, Brit] SUBST

1. leading edge AERONÁUT:

leading edge

borde m anterior (del ala)

2. leading edge (forefront):

they are working at the leading edge of pharmaceutical research

están trabajando en la punta de lanza or en la vanguardia de la investigación farmacológica

atrib leading-edge technology

tecnología f de avanzada or de vanguardia

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inglês

espanhol

edging [ˈedʒɪŋ] SUBST

edging

borde m

edging of a ribbon

ribete m

I. edge [edʒ] SUBST sing

1. edge (limit):

edge

borde m

edge of a lake, pond

orilla f

edge of a mountain

cresta f

edge of a page

margen m

edge of a table, coin

canto m

to bring sth to the edge of disaster

llevar algo hasta el límite del desastre

to take the edge off one's appetite/hunger

calmar el apetito/hambre

to take the edge off an argument

restar fuerza a un argumento

2. edge (cutting part):

edge

filo m

to put an edge on sth

afilar algo

3. edge sem pl (anger):

to be on edge

tener los nervios a flor de piel

there's a definite edge in her voice

hay un tono áspero en su voz

4. edge DESP:

edge

ventaja f

to have the edge over sb

tener ventaja sobre alguien

Expressões:

to be (balanced) on a razor's edge

pender de un hilo

to set sb's teeth on edge

poner nervioso a alguien

to give sb the sharp edge of one's tongue

echar una bronca a alguien

II. edge [edʒ] VERBO trans

1. edge (border):

edge

bordear

2. edge (in sewing):

edge

ribetear

3. edge (move slowly):

to edge one's way through sth

ir abriéndose paso por algo

she's edging her party towards extremism

está acercando su partido hacia el extremismo

III. edge [edʒ] VERBO intr

to edge closer to sth

ir acercándose a algo

to edge away from the danger

ir alejándose del peligro

to edge forward

ir avanzando

leading-edge ADJ

leading-edge

puntero, -a

leading-edge technology

tecnología f punta

knife-edge SUBST

knife-edge

filo m

to be (balanced) on a knife-edge fig

pender de un hilo

cutting-edge ADJ

cutting-edge

puntero, -a

espanhol

inglês

filete

edging

arista

edge

linde (camino)

edge

arcén

edge

vivo

edge

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inglês

espanhol

edging [ˈedʒ·ɪŋ] SUBST

edging

borde m

edging of a ribbon

ribete m

I. edge [edʒ] SUBST sing

1. edge (limit):

edge

borde m

edge of a lake, pond

orilla f

edge of a mountain

cresta f

edge of a page

margen m

edge of a table, coin

canto m

to bring sth to the edge of disaster

llevar algo hasta el límite del desastre

to take the edge off one's appetite/hunger

calmar el apetito/hambre

to take the edge off an argument

quitar hierro [o fuerza] a una discusión

2. edge (cutting part):

edge

filo m

to put an edge on sth

afilar algo

3. edge (anger):

to be on edge

tener los nervios a flor de piel

there's a definite edge in her voice

hay un tono áspero en su voz

4. edge DESP:

edge

ventaja f

to have the edge over sb

tener ventaja sobre alguien

Expressões:

to be (balanced) on a razor's edge

pender de un hilo

to set sb's teeth on edge

sacar de quicio a alguien

to live on the edge

vivir en el filo (de la navaja)

II. edge [edʒ] VERBO trans

1. edge (border):

edge

bordear

2. edge (in sewing):

edge

ribetear

3. edge (move slowly):

to edge one's way through sth

ir abriéndose paso por algo

she's edging her party towards extremism

está acercando su partido hacia el extremismo

4. edge (skis):

edge

angular

III. edge [edʒ] VERBO intr

to edge closer to sth

ir acercándose a algo

to edge away from danger

ir alejándose del peligro

to edge forward

ir avanzando

cutting-edge ADJ

cutting-edge

puntero, -a

knife-edge SUBST

knife-edge

filo m

to be (balanced) on a knife-edge fig

pender de un hilo

leading-edge ADJ

leading-edge

puntero, -a

leading-edge technology

tecnología f punta

espanhol

inglês

filete

edging

arista

edge

puntilla

lace (edging)

arcén

edge

tecnología punta

leading-edge technology

Present

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