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to border
01
bordear, delimitar
to form a boundary around something
Transitive: to border an area
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The fence bordered the property, marking the limits of the backyard.
La valla bordeaba la propiedad, marcando los límites del patio trasero.
02
bordear, adornar con un borde
to add a decorative edge to something for embellishment or style
Transitive: to border sth
Ejemplos
He bordered the photograph with a thick black line for a striking effect.
Él bordeó la fotografía con una gruesa línea negra para un efecto impactante.
03
limitar con
to be the neighboring country or region next to another, sharing a line
Transitive: to border a region or country
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The small country of Luxembourg borders Belgium, France, and Germany.
El pequeño país de Luxemburgo limita con Bélgica, Francia y Alemania.
04
limitar, colindar
to share a boundary or be directly adjacent to something
Transitive: to border on an area
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Her property borders on a nature reserve, providing privacy and tranquility.
Su propiedad limita con una reserva natural, proporcionando privacidad y tranquilidad.
Border
01
the edge or limit of a surface
Ejemplos
The rug 's border was slightly frayed.
1.1
frontera
a line that separates two countries, provinces, or states from each other
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The fence marks the border between the two properties, ensuring clear demarcation.
La valla marca la frontera entre las dos propiedades, asegurando una demarcación clara.
02
arriate
a narrow strip of soil used for growing flowers, shrubs, or similar plants
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She tended the flower border every morning.
03
a strip forming the outer edge of an object or area
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The page 's border contained tiny decorative symbols.
04
an ornamental edge with raised or recessed patterns
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Plaster borders ran along the tops of the walls.
Árbol Léxico
bordered
border
