verge

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verge
[vɜːdʒ]
sustantivo
1borde (m) margen (m) (edge); borde (m) (of road) (británico)
  • on the verge of… (sentido figurado) -> al borde de…
  • to be on the verge of doing something (sentido figurado) -> estar a punto de hacer algo

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verge [verdch]
sustantivo
1Canto extremo, borde, margen, vera, veril.
2Línea que deslinda o limita; círculo, anillo; de aquí, alcance, esfera, oportunidad.
3Vara, insignia de jurisdicción y autoridad eclesiástica u otra.
4Árbol de volante (en los escapes verticales de relojería).
5(Arch.) Fuste de columna.
6Verga, órgano de la generación en ciertos moluscos y crustáceos. (Zoología)
  • O -> o upon the verge of, al borde de; en vísperas de, a dos dedos de; a la extremidad de
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Acercarse a, aproximarse a; tender. (n)

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verge [vɜːdʒ]
noun
1 [of road] borde; (m) [of motorway] arcén; (m)
2 borde; (m) margen; (m)
to be on the verge of disaster/a nervous breakdown estar al borde de la catástrofe/de una crisis nerviosa; we are on the verge of war estamos al borde de la guerra; to be on the verge of a great discovery estar en la antesala de un gran descubrimiento; she was on the verge of tears estaba a punto de llorar; to be on the verge of doing sth estar a punto al borde de hacer algo;or

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Verb Conjugation for "verge"

Imperative
  • verge
  • you verge
  • he/she verges
  • we verge
  • you verge
  • they verge
Preterite
  • I verged
  • you verged
  • he/she verged
  • we verged
  • you verged
  • they verged
Present Continuous
  • I am verging
  • you are verging
  • he/she is verging
  • we are verging
  • you are verging
  • they are verging
Present Perfect
  • I have verged
  • you have verged
  • he/she has verged
  • we have verged
  • you have verged
  • they have verged
Past Continuous
  • I was verging
  • you were verging
  • he/she was verging
  • we were verging
  • you were verging
  • they were verging
Past Perfect
  • I had verged
  • you had verged
  • he/she had verged
  • we had verged
  • you had verged
  • they had verged
Future
  • I will verge
  • you will verge
  • he/she will verge
  • we will verge
  • you will verge
  • they will verge
Future Perfect
  • I will have verged
  • you will have verged
  • he/she will have verged
  • we will have verged
  • you will have verged
  • they will have verged
Future Continuous
  • I will be verging
  • you will be verging
  • he/she will be verging
  • we will be verging
  • you will be verging
  • they will be verging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been verging
  • you have been verging
  • he/she has been verging
  • we have been verging
  • you have been verging
  • they have been verging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been verging
  • you will have been verging
  • he/she will have been verging
  • we will have been verging
  • you will have been verging
  • they will have been verging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been verging
  • you had been verging
  • he/she had been verging
  • we had been verging
  • you had been verging
  • they had been verging
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