Margin
01
the boundary line of an area or the space immediately inside that boundary
例
The gardener planted flowers along the margin of the path.
The castle walls mark the margin of the ancient city.
02
an amount that exceeds the minimum required or necessary
例
The team won the game by a narrow margin of two points.
She kept a margin of safety when climbing the cliff.
03
an allowable range or difference that provides some leeway within set limits
例
The engineer designed the bridge with a margin for load variations.
The pilot kept a margin for error during the landing approach.
04
余白, マージン
the blank space around the edges of a written or printed page
例
She wrote notes in the margin of her textbook.
彼女は教科書の余白にメモを書いた。
The printer automatically leaves a 2-centimeter margin on all pages.
プリンターは自動的にすべてのページに2センチの余白を残します。
05
証拠金, 信用取引証拠金
the amount of money or collateral deposited with a broker when borrowing funds to buy securities
例
The investor increased his margin to purchase more stocks.
投資家はより多くの株式を購入するために 証拠金 を増やしました。
Brokers require a margin to cover potential losses.
ブローカーは潜在的な損失をカバーするためにマージンを必要とします。
06
マージン, 利益率
(business) the difference between the amount of money spent to buy or produce something and the amount of money gained from its sale
例
The company's profit margin increased significantly after implementing cost-saving measures.
コスト削減策を実施した後、会社の利益率が大幅に向上しました。
He carefully monitors the profit margin on each product to ensure profitability.
彼は収益性を確保するために、各製品のマージンを注意深く監視しています。
