BORDER


Meaning of BORDER in English

n. 1 edge, margin, hem, binding, trimming, trim, edging, periphery, purfle, purfling The border of the tablecloth is beautifully embroidered with flowers 2 Usually, borders. limit(s), bound(s), confines Sometimes Tony exceeds the borders of good taste 3 boundary, frontier You won't be able to cross the border without a passport 4 frame, frieze, moulding; dado, wainscot or wainscoting or wainscotting The border of the fresco is in Greek fretwork design 5 borderline, edge, verge, brink She is just on the border of becoming a born-again Christian 6 bed, flowerbed, herbaceous border Hollyhocks are growing in the border

v. 7 edge, trim, bind, fringe, purfle The hem of the skirt is bordered with lace 8 resemble (closely), approach (closely), verge upon or on Isabel's attempts at playing the tuba border on the ludicrous 9 lie alongside, adjoin, abut (on or upon), verge upon or on, touch, be adjacent to The territory of the Gauls bordered the western lands of the Germans

Oxford thesaurus English vocab.      Английский словарь Оксфорд тезаурус.