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edged
UK
/ɛdʒd/
US
/ɛdʒd/
UK
/ɛdʒd/
US
/ɛdʒd/
Functions primarily as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb ‘edge’.
Translations
The knife has an edged blade.
У ножа острая лезвие.
The saw has an edged surface for cutting.
У пилы зазубренная поверхность для резки.
The tablecloth was edged with lace.
Скатерть была окаймлена кружевом.
Additional translations
Definitions
The edged leaves of the plant can easily cut your skin if you're not careful.
Her voice was edged with irritation as she repeated the instructions for the third time.
The gold-edged pages of the book gave it a luxurious appearance.
Definitions
She stood at the edge of the cliff, looking down at the ocean below.
The knife's edge was sharp enough to cut through the rope easily.
His experience gave him an edge over the other candidates in the job interview.
There was an edge of excitement in her voice as she announced the news.
After months of heavy use, the axe had lost its edge.
edged
Past Simple
edged
Past Simple
edged
Past Participle
edging
Gerund
UK
/ɛdʒ/
US
/ɛdʒ/
Translations
He edged the knife to make it sharper.
Он точил нож, чтобы сделать его острее.
She edged closer to the door, trying not to make a sound.
Она приближалась к двери, стараясь не издавать ни звука.
They edged the garden with beautiful flowers.
Они обрамляли сад красивыми цветами.
Additional translations
Definitions
She edged closer to the door, trying not to make any noise.
He edged the garden path with small stones.
The team edged their rivals in a thrilling match.
He edged the knife before starting to cut the vegetables.
Definitions
Edge communities have developed rapidly along the new ring road.