border

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noun

border

[ˈbɔːdə(r)]

sustantivo

1. borde (m) (edge); ribete (m) (on clothes); arriate (m) (in garden)

2. frontera (f) (frontier)

verbo transitivo

3. bordear ; limitar con (country)

border [bor-da

sustantivo

1. Orilla, borde (edge), margen o extremidad de alguna cosa.

2. Frontera, límite o confín de algún país. (Polonia)

3. Guarnición de vestido, florón, ribete, cenefa (edging-on fabric, plate), franja, farfalá.

4. Borde o lomo de un jardín plantado de flores; arriate, cantero (in garden).

Fronterizo (dispute, town).

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

1. Confinar, lindar. (n)

2. Aproximarse, acercarse. (n)

3. Guarnecer, ribetear (edge with ribbon, binding).

The plates were bordered with a blue band -> los platos tenían una cenefa azul

4. Alcanzar, tocar o lindar con (fields, lands); limitar con (country, state).

va. De aquí, acercarse en carácter, asemejarse.


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A:	Frontera

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