fringed

UK
/frɪndʒd/
US
/frɪndʒd/

Translations

fringedadjective
more fringed
Comp.
most fringed
Super.
UK
/frɪndʒd/
US
/frɪndʒd/
frangéBotanique ou descriptif, pour un bord irrégulier ressemblant à une frange.
The fringed leaves of the plant gave it a unique appearance.
Les feuilles frangées de la plante lui donnaient un aspect unique.
à frangesSe dit d’un tissu, d’un rideau ou d’un ornement muni de franges.
The fringed curtains added a touch of elegance to the room.
Les rideaux à franges ajoutaient une touche d’élégance à la pièce.
Additional translations
périphériquePlus rare; pour une zone située sur le bord ou à la marge de quelque chose.
fringepast participle

fringed

Used to describe something that has been provided with a fringe or border.
He wore a fringed leather jacket reminiscent of the 1970s.
Il portait une veste en cuir frangée qui rappelait les années 1970.
fringeverb

fringed

Past Simple

fringed
Past Simple
fringed
Past Participle
fringing
Gerund
UK
/frɪndʒ/
US
/frɪndʒ/
frangerS’emploie pour border ou orner avec une frange.
She decided to fringe the edges of the scarf to give it a more stylish look.
Elle a décidé de franger les bords de l’écharpe pour lui donner un aspect plus élégant.

Definitions

fringedadjective
Having a decorative border of threads, tassels, or similar ornamentation.
The fringed curtains added a touch of elegance to the room.
Having an edge or border that is irregular or uneven, often resembling a fringe.
The fringed leaves of the plant gave it a unique appearance.
Situated on the outer edge or margin of something.
The fringed areas of the city are often less developed.
fringepast participle
Provided with or adorned by a fringe; having a fringed edge.
He wore a fringed leather jacket reminiscent of the 1970s.
fringeverb
To decorate or edge something with a fringe.
She decided to fringe the edges of the scarf to give it a more stylish look.