brim

UK
/brɪm/
US
/brɪm/
brimnoun
brims
pl
UK
/brɪm/
US
/brɪm/
Translations
She filled the glass to the brim with water.
Elle a rempli le verre jusqu’au rebord avec de l’eau.
Additional translations
bordPour le bord d’un chapeau.
Definitions
The upper edge or lip of a container or a hollow object.
She filled the glass to the brim with water.
The projecting edge around the bottom of a hat.
He adjusted the brim of his hat to shield his eyes from the sun.
The level reached by a liquid in a container; the point at which something is filled to capacity.
He filled the bucket to the brim before carrying it outside.
brimverb
brimmed
Past Simple
brimmed
Past Participle
brimming
ing-form
UK
/brɪm/
US
/brɪm/
Translations
déborderAvec la préposition « de » pour exprimer un trop-plein ou une abondance.
The cup was brimming with hot coffee, ready to spill over the edge.
La tasse débordait de café chaud, prête à se renverser.
Definitions
To fill or be full to the point of overflowing.
The cup was brimming with hot coffee, ready to spill over the edge.
To be full of a particular quality, feeling, or activity.
Her eyes brimmed with tears as she listened to the heartfelt speech.