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to border
01
border, délimiter
to form a boundary around something
Transitive: to border an area
Exemples
The river bordered the village, providing a natural boundary.
La rivière bordait le village, fournissant une frontière naturelle.
02
bordurer, orner d'une bordure
to add a decorative edge to something for embellishment or style
Transitive: to border sth
Exemples
They bordered the invitations with a floral pattern for a festive touch.
Ils ont bordé les invitations avec un motif floral pour une touche festive.
03
border
to be the neighboring country or region next to another, sharing a line
Transitive: to border a region or country
Exemples
Canada borders the United States, with a long shared boundary running from east to west.
Le Canada borde les États-Unis, avec une longue frontière commune s'étendant d'est en ouest.
04
frontière, être adjacent à
to share a boundary or be directly adjacent to something
Transitive: to border on an area
Exemples
The park borders on the river, offering scenic views.
Le parc borde la rivière, offrant des vues pittoresques.
Border
01
the edge or limit of a surface
Exemples
She carefully painted along the border of the canvas.
1.1
frontière
a line that separates two countries, provinces, or states from each other
Exemples
Smugglers frequently attempt to cross goods illegally through remote areas along the border.
Les contrebandiers tentent fréquemment de faire passer des marchandises illégalement à travers des zones reculées le long de la frontière.
02
bordure
a narrow strip of soil used for growing flowers, shrubs, or similar plants
Exemples
A vegetable border ran along the fence.
03
a strip forming the outer edge of an object or area
Exemples
The certificate featured a gold border.
04
an ornamental edge with raised or recessed patterns
Exemples
The ceiling featured a decorative border.
Arbre Lexical
bordered
border
