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Definition of fringe in English: fringenounPlural fringes frɪn(d)ʒfrɪndʒ 1An ornamental border of threads left loose or formed into tassels or twists, used to edge clothing or material. 饰穗，缘饰，流苏 a long grey skirt with a fringe the fringes of a prayer shawl Example sentencesExamples - I had given her a hot pink sweater with pompom fringes.
- She was wearing a floral silk shirt with a fringe and a denim miniskirt.
- I lie under a tartan rug and my fingers twist and plait its fringe.
- It should also include a fringe of cutesy little pom-poms that I can dangle around my monitor.
- A cream marble altar stood complacently in mid-front, draped in a stunningly white tablecloth with fringes at the edges.
- Much of the vigor of the textile traditions of Mahdia comes through the embellishment of woven cloth with embroidery and the addition of fringes, tassels, and pompoms.
- The skirt is a houndstooth print with black leather trim and a fringe at the hem.
- Many tweeds shown on the catwalk had raw fringes and the fabric could be inset with jewel rhinestones.
- She chuckled, twisting the fringe of the pillow with her right hand.
- The Prince of Parthia, having completed his evening devotions, folded his shawl, kissing its fringes.
- Round his neck is a horizontally striped silk scarf with a tasselled fringe.
- They wore yellow embellishments, and both they and the grenadiers had fringes to their epaulettes.
- I myself was dressed in a short white satin dress that had white fringes of material down the bottom, and fell in waves down my hips.
- Being a very feminine line, rounded shapes, inverted pleats, fringes, deconstructed cuts and chunky buttons feature in the collection.
- Beads and daisy chains are feminine touches, while rickracks, fringes, and narrow ribbons have universal appeal.
- Simon rolled his eyes and picked up a black teddy with a pompom fringe.
- It looked like a leotard with little dangling fringes at the bottom and sequins everywhere.
- Allie wound a string around a black bead and glanced at the child decorating her removed armlets with tassels and a tan fringe.
- To a certain extreme, having your jean shorts altered and getting rid of the fringes can help minimize the nasty look of cut-off jeans.
- It is decorated with strings, fringes, tassels, and bells.
Synonyms edging, edge, border, hem, trimming, frill, flounce, ruffle tassels archaic purfle 2British The front part of a person's hair cut so as to hang over the forehead. 〈主英〉刘海 she smiled as she pushed her fringe back out of her eyes Example sentencesExamples - He pushed his fringes behind his ears and tilted his head, expecting an answer.
- The man was white, in his thirties, quite tall, with pale skin and black, shoulder length hair with a short fringe.
- As part of a new image to promote the single, 21-year-old Kimberley, of Allerton, Bradford, has been given a new haircut with a fringe.
- He had a fairly tanned look and he had dark brown hair with a blond fringe.
- My hairdresser was cutting my fringe quickly and expertly.
- He was aged about 30 to 35 with shoulder-length dark brown hair and a long fringe.
- His thin, reddish hair is neatly cut; a boyish fringe covers his forehead.
- The red one is bizarrely similar to the hair I used to have many years ago when I was at college, including the authentically crooked fringe.
- One was five feet eight inches tall with light brown hair over his ears, with white highlights in his fringe, which was over his forehead and gelled straight.
- He had black and blonde hair with a long fringe that drooped over his left eye, giving him a sort of mysterious look.
- The best cuts have soft layers and wispy fringes that make your hair versatile and easy to style
- She's sitting in her bedroom, on her bed, legs crossed and hair tied back, a heavy fringe tucked behind her ears.
- Wisps of her fringe had escaped the loose ponytail and were now curling around her oval face.
- Scott put out his cigarette in the ashtray, and wiped his hand across his forehead, pushing back his fringe.
- The rest of her hair was black and cropped short, so the fringe hung like two pink curtains to her face.
- Indeed the 34-year-old has even had her hair cut stylishly short with a fringe in the hope that she might look less like a ballet dancer in her everyday life.
- You would also do well with a textured fringe or a fringe that was longer on the sides and slightly shorter in the middle.
- The girl who assaulted the woman is said to have long black hair which was tied back in a ponytail with a fringe.
- He stopped and turned around, pushing his fringe out of his deep dark eyes, glistening with tears.
- I glance in the wing mirror of the car and check how I look, I'm so nervous and my hands are shaking as I push my fringe away from my eyes.
- 2.1 A natural border of hair or fibres in an animal or plant.
（动物的）缘缨；（植物的）毛缘 a long fringe of hair on the tail Example sentencesExamples - The fringe on owls' trailing feathers, however, allows for ‘a very large noise reduction at the speed owls fly,’ he said.
- So she got what was effectively a weed, as the plant produces plantlets along the leaf fringes, which drop off and sow themselves all over the place.
- One genus is predatory, trapping small invertebrates under the fringe of the mantle, and then eating the captured prey.
- Forefeet and hindfeet each have 5 digits, and the surface area of the forefeet is increased by the addition of a fringe of stiff hairs around the periphery.
- Most are blackish brown with a white fringe of hair decorously surrounding the face.
- The ears are short and rounded, and in some species, their openings are protected by a fringe of hairs around the inner margin of the ear.
- A short fringe of tentacles surrounds a the broad oval disc.
- Stems and leaves have a fringe of fine hairs that are particularly appealing when plants are side- or back-lit by the sun.
- The birds hold their bills upside down, using their lower bills and tongues to pump water through fringes on the top bills, which filters out microscopic mouthfuls of food.
3often the fringesThe outer, marginal, or extreme part of an area, group, or sphere of activity. （地区、组织或活动范围的）边缘；外围；界限；尽头 his uncles were on the fringes of crooked activity 他叔叔们干的勾当差不多就可以算是欺诈了。 Example sentencesExamples - Coming from the fringe of the electoral area, this was a gutsy performance by the Newport man who has had to fend off many heavy tackles in both his football and journalistic careers over the years.
- Eighty-five percent of at-risk American farms are on the fringes of urban areas.
- This idea, pioneered on the Illinois frontier, is just as relevant today on Sydney's urban fringe.
- Apart from formal trading in the three halls at the Johannesburg Fresh Produce Market, there is plenty of economic activity on the fringes.
- However, they operate on the fringes of both spheres.
- It is one of the surest ways through which Zambians would have the opportunity to move from the fringes of economic activity to the mainstream.
- At the same time Taylor Morgan emerged from the fringes of the crowd, and Mike flagged him down as he walked by.
- It was clear we were at the fringes of the richer area of the city, where the buildings were mostly residences, all large and spaced much farther apart than those structures in the common city area.
- Initially, stations were located on the fringes of the urban area to ease access and economize on land costs.
- We left the fringes of urban wildlife and circled off round the lakes that were once gravel pits and where a fisherman dipped his rod illegally.
- Most are at the fringes or completely outside the cash economy.
- The automobile and big discount stores in the urban centers at the fringes of the nation have greatly diminished the role of the trading posts.
- Some big shopping malls are located on the fringes of the area.
- Like most early projects, it replaced an area of run-down, overcrowded, squalid dwellings on the fringes of the downtown area.
- Andy walked to where the cloaked stranger stood on the fringes of the crowd.
- Chris Towie is a doctor in Wallan, a town just outside the fringes of Melbourne's northern suburbia.
- Moreover, growth does not occur in the city's core but along the fringes, resulting in urban slums beyond the reach of government.
- Marcus steered me away from the desks and towards the fringes of the crowd, which was now composed only of people in white tunics.
- Patricia Morris is the mayor of Gosnells, a fast-growing area on the outer fringes of Perth.
- There was a guy on the fringes of the crowd outside who caught Speedy's eye.
Synonyms perimeter, periphery, border, borderline, margin, rim, outer edge, edge, extremity, limit outer limits, limits, borders, bounds, outskirts, marches literary marge, bourn, skirt rare ambit unconventional, unorthodox, offbeat, alternative, avant-garde, experimental, innovative, innovatory, radical, extreme peripheral, unofficial North American left-field, off Broadway informal way out - 3.1 A secondary festival on the periphery of the Edinburgh Festival.
爱丁堡艺穗节 she became noted for her work on the Fringe Example sentencesExamples - Part of the Fringe, Alan Davies is at the Assembly Rooms until August 16.
- Marenghi won the Perrier Comedy Award, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival's most prestigious prize.
- The Royal Bank of Scotland, the Guardian, Becks and IT group Morse are all happy to have their names attached to the Fringe.
- This evening will see Community Monologues come to the Fringe.
- Wordy, longueur-ridden and far too long for the Fringe, Tom Murphy's 1983 play is also oddly compelling.
- And I think I'll take the Fringe over the West End.
- First there was the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, then the Edinburgh Film Festival, followed by the Edinburgh Television Festival and the Edinburgh Book Festival.
- The People's Festival ended in 1954, but its spirit has lived on ever since in the Fringe.
- Now it's making its European debut at this year's Fringe.
- Yeah, it was at the Fringe; it was called Tense.
- Christian Slater presented the award at a party on the last Saturday of the Fringe.
- ‘The Fringe is a place to experiment,’ adds Tolley.
- The Fringe announced its 2005 line-up there in early December.
- Apricot Theatre presents The Duchess Of Malfi at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, August 10 to 30, noon, at C Venues, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- That's not to disparage the Fringe, says Holmes.
- I saw Beyond the Fringe on the Fringe in Edinburgh.
- Back to the Fringe, I wanted it to have a Broadway feel.
- Why is there no dance or drama related to it on the Fringe or at the Festival?
- There are two Shakespeare plays appearing at this year's Fringe.
- Several of the shows on the Fringe worry me.
4A band of contrasting brightness or darkness produced by diffraction or interference of light. 干扰条纹 Example sentencesExamples - It can be seen most clearly when a coherent wave is split into two partial waves that are then recombined to produce a pattern of bright and dark fringes on a screen.
- During this process, the beams from the reference surface and test sample interfere, producing dark and bright fringes.
- The rainbows, often referred to as ‘the glory’, are simply the chromatic fringes developed by diffraction at the margin of the shadow, but it's a startling spectacle.
- According to Young, diffraction fringes occur as a result of interference between the incident wave and a wave arising from the edge of a diffracting aperture or body.
- And when waves are specified and you need to look at fringes, think consciously about where the light has been.
- 4.1 A strip of false colour in an optical image.
散乱边纹 Example sentencesExamples - The device can produce high-contrast optical fringes.
- But being me I kept being distracted by the fringe of the projected image.
- In those days such simple telescopes tended to produce poor images with colored fringes around celestial objects.
5North American we offer the highest salary and fringes in the country short for fringe benefit Example sentencesExamples - Clark observes that other factors, such as the current exchange rates, competitive wages and lower fringes, also play into the picture.
verbfringes, fringing, fringed frɪn(d)ʒfrɪndʒ [with object]1Decorate (clothing or material) with a fringe. 用饰穗装饰（服装，材料） a rich robe of gold, fringed with black velvet 装饰有黑色天鹅绒的富贵金色长袍。 Example sentencesExamples - Stylishly clad in a pair of fashionably cut blue jeans and a close-fitting black top fringed with tassels along the lower edge, she was all smiles as she waved and acknowledged the cheers of the crowd.
- Chandeliers draped with fringed lampshades hung from the ceiling, while gilded mirrors and black-and-white photos of rock icons such as Debbie Harry and Billy Idol lined the red walls.
- Woven mats, often fringed with brightly colored wool, are used as gifts at the funerals of relatives.
- Traditional peasant women in mountain areas wear large, fringed shawls called pañolones.
- He is clad in a jeweled robe fringed with ermine and his mustache and beard are immense and golden.
- One has long silver legs and wears black motorcycle boots; another sports a multicolored fringed outfit with baby-pink platform shoes.
- Painted dragons hold up these canvasses, just as the carved silvered and tinted flying dragons support the blue silk satin window draperies, fringed with gold tassels.
- The surrounding ottomans are covered in deep-maroon silk and fringed with gold-dyed tassels.
- These handmade Timorese weavings, rectangular in shape and fringed on two edges, are useful as tablecloths, shawls or wall hangings.
- The gem-studded epaulettes are fringed with seed pearls.
- It was pulled tight over my stomach and bust, and was fringed with white fluff on the hem of the dress and ends of the sleeves.
- Metallic mosaic tiles, opulently draped curtains, and fringed rugs and throws all contributed to the heady and exotic effect of an Ali Baba cave.
- One of earliest references to the use of bookmarks was in 1584 when the Queen's Printer, Christopher Barker, presented Queen Elizabeth I with a fringed silk bookmark.
- The old man is wearing a maroon vest fringed with intricate weaving in orange, and has an enormous string of polished blue stones hung in six loops around his neck.
- Sammy also lends me items of clothing that he's acquired from various sources, the latest being a fringed leather vest that he claims he found in a bag of clothing somewhere.
- The figure is represented in flowing vestments of white, fringed with gold; and she bears aloft a scarf half unfurled by the breeze.
- The early Danhauser sofas are distinguished by their silk upholstery and abundant fringed draperies.
- Her bed was covered in fringed pillows; a stuffed teddy bear sat in the middle of them.
- The white backdrop resembles a fringed altar cloth, with small fir trees stitched in the bottom portion.
- This frame has a leather mat and hanging strap, and is fringed with scrap yarn.
Synonyms trim, hem, edge, border, rim, bind, braid tassel decorate, adorn, ornament, embellish, finish archaic purfle rare befringe, befrill - 1.1 Form a border around (something)
形成…的边缘 the sea is fringed by palm trees 海边有一排棕榈树。 Example sentencesExamples - The hills rose into peaks, fringed with dark clusters of pine.
- As lakes go, they're pretty warm and fringed with white sand so swimming is easy, but you can also hire jet-skis, waterskis or fishing gear here.
- This one, fringed with Scotch moss, curves past lilies and other perennials.
- Eventually we arrived at a black sand bay fringed with jungle.
- The road out of Belfast took us through neat suburbs fringed with lawns and gardens.
- Finally, there's a sweeping vista of a white beach fringed with coconut palms, with a pristine coral reef.
- The natural timber chalets of Tenggol Aqua Resort blend harmoniously into the environment, nestled comfortably amongst the lush green fringing the beach.
- It's an otherworldly site, fringed with dunes and studded with bone-white calcium carbonate spires called tufa towers.
- Soon the avenues will be fringed with pines where the Christmas tree sellers have set up their stalls.
- Pounding surf, galloping horses and a rugged coastline fringed with subtropical forests are standard ingredients of many a romantic creation.
- The ribbon of land mass, fringed with coconut trees, stretches for more than 12,500 miles around a vast lagoon.
- The whole chamber was decorated with a deep blood color and fringed with gold.
- Her large eyes were a very unusual blend of blue and violet, fringed with long dark lashes.
- Timia is a gem of an oasis, a well watered valley, fringed by mountains.
- One included a hole in the top and we could climb out onto the top of the cliff so that we could overlook the western beach of the island and the beautiful reefs fringing the entire area.
- Nearly 2,000 participants from various parts of the city thronged the ground fringed with entertainment stalls and were dancing and trying their luck at the games.
- However, they're fringed with mature cherry trees.
- And outside only a bird's mournful cry broke the stillness of the timeless, winding country lanes and mile upon rolling mile of flat farm land fringed by the sea.
- Playground and workplace for British Columbia's people (most of whom live near its shores) the Strait of Georgia is fringed with hundreds of fjords, bays and estuaries.
- Columbia University walkways are still fringed with snow from late winter storms.
Synonyms border, edge, bound, skirt, line, hem, flank, verge, surround, enclose, encircle, circle, encompass, ring, circumscribe literary gird, girdle, engird rare compass, environ - 1.2as adjective fringed (of a plant or animal) having a border of hair or fibre.
（植物，动物）有缘缨的 Example sentencesExamples - Some of their petals have very smooth edges, while others are deeply fringed.
- More and more people are becoming interested in fringed tulips - so much so, that these tulips now have their own group.
- The fringed petal edges were flecked with blue, and the stem was tied with white ribbon.
- With its phenomenal fringed and ruffled petals and velvety purple-black color, this is a tulip that stands out in any garden.
- Almost round, they have a bur or mosslike fringed cap that covers at least half the nut.
- The baleen whales feed on swarms of shrimp-like crustaceans called krill, by straining the sea water through long, fringed baleen plates that hang down from the roof of a cavernous mouth.
- Pecterlis gigantean, with its large white flowers, a fan-shaped fringed lip and a very long spur, is the most spectacular orchid found in mossy fields.
- There is a large, branched tentacle above each eye, adding to the fish's somewhat comical appearance, and a very much smaller fringed tentacle on the nostril beneath each eye.
- Clean cultivation should serve as an effective aid in managing white fringed beetles.
- There are also playful parrot tulips with ruffled flower edges, frilly fringed tulips and lily-flowered tulips with pointed petals.
- For something a tiny bit fancy choose a fringed tulip.
- The even-spreading noon sun was accompanied by mocking cries of the fringed quetzal from the forests around the plantation.
- The fringed white flowers appear in spring, held above the water among the foliage.
- It is characterized with slender, brown-yellow bugs with fringed wings thriving in flower buds.
- The scientific name of fringed sagebrush is Artemisia frigida Willd.
OriginMiddle English: from Old French frenge, based on late Latin fimbria, earlier a plural noun meaning 'fibres, shreds'. Rhymesbinge, cringe, hinge, impinge, singe, springe, swinge, syringe, tinge, twinge, whinge Definition of fringe in US English: fringenounfrinjfrɪndʒ 1An ornamental border of threads left loose or formed into tassels or twists, used to edge clothing or material. 饰穗，缘饰，流苏 Example sentencesExamples - She chuckled, twisting the fringe of the pillow with her right hand.
- Much of the vigor of the textile traditions of Mahdia comes through the embellishment of woven cloth with embroidery and the addition of fringes, tassels, and pompoms.
- The Prince of Parthia, having completed his evening devotions, folded his shawl, kissing its fringes.
- I had given her a hot pink sweater with pompom fringes.
- Beads and daisy chains are feminine touches, while rickracks, fringes, and narrow ribbons have universal appeal.
- Being a very feminine line, rounded shapes, inverted pleats, fringes, deconstructed cuts and chunky buttons feature in the collection.
- A cream marble altar stood complacently in mid-front, draped in a stunningly white tablecloth with fringes at the edges.
- They wore yellow embellishments, and both they and the grenadiers had fringes to their epaulettes.
- I myself was dressed in a short white satin dress that had white fringes of material down the bottom, and fell in waves down my hips.
- I lie under a tartan rug and my fingers twist and plait its fringe.
- To a certain extreme, having your jean shorts altered and getting rid of the fringes can help minimize the nasty look of cut-off jeans.
- Many tweeds shown on the catwalk had raw fringes and the fabric could be inset with jewel rhinestones.
- Round his neck is a horizontally striped silk scarf with a tasselled fringe.
- The skirt is a houndstooth print with black leather trim and a fringe at the hem.
- It should also include a fringe of cutesy little pom-poms that I can dangle around my monitor.
- It looked like a leotard with little dangling fringes at the bottom and sequins everywhere.
- She was wearing a floral silk shirt with a fringe and a denim miniskirt.
- Allie wound a string around a black bead and glanced at the child decorating her removed armlets with tassels and a tan fringe.
- It is decorated with strings, fringes, tassels, and bells.
- Simon rolled his eyes and picked up a black teddy with a pompom fringe.
Synonyms edging, edge, border, hem, trimming, frill, flounce, ruffle 2British The front part of a person's hair cut so as to hang over the forehead; bangs. 〈主英〉刘海 Example sentencesExamples - The rest of her hair was black and cropped short, so the fringe hung like two pink curtains to her face.
- He was aged about 30 to 35 with shoulder-length dark brown hair and a long fringe.
- The best cuts have soft layers and wispy fringes that make your hair versatile and easy to style
- My hairdresser was cutting my fringe quickly and expertly.
- I glance in the wing mirror of the car and check how I look, I'm so nervous and my hands are shaking as I push my fringe away from my eyes.
- He had black and blonde hair with a long fringe that drooped over his left eye, giving him a sort of mysterious look.
- His thin, reddish hair is neatly cut; a boyish fringe covers his forehead.
- He had a fairly tanned look and he had dark brown hair with a blond fringe.
- He pushed his fringes behind his ears and tilted his head, expecting an answer.
- The girl who assaulted the woman is said to have long black hair which was tied back in a ponytail with a fringe.
- The red one is bizarrely similar to the hair I used to have many years ago when I was at college, including the authentically crooked fringe.
- Indeed the 34-year-old has even had her hair cut stylishly short with a fringe in the hope that she might look less like a ballet dancer in her everyday life.
- The man was white, in his thirties, quite tall, with pale skin and black, shoulder length hair with a short fringe.
- One was five feet eight inches tall with light brown hair over his ears, with white highlights in his fringe, which was over his forehead and gelled straight.
- You would also do well with a textured fringe or a fringe that was longer on the sides and slightly shorter in the middle.
- Wisps of her fringe had escaped the loose ponytail and were now curling around her oval face.
- As part of a new image to promote the single, 21-year-old Kimberley, of Allerton, Bradford, has been given a new haircut with a fringe.
- He stopped and turned around, pushing his fringe out of his deep dark eyes, glistening with tears.
- She's sitting in her bedroom, on her bed, legs crossed and hair tied back, a heavy fringe tucked behind her ears.
- Scott put out his cigarette in the ashtray, and wiped his hand across his forehead, pushing back his fringe.
- 2.1 A natural border of hair or fibers in an animal or plant.
（动物的）缘缨；（植物的）毛缘 Example sentencesExamples - The fringe on owls' trailing feathers, however, allows for ‘a very large noise reduction at the speed owls fly,’ he said.
- One genus is predatory, trapping small invertebrates under the fringe of the mantle, and then eating the captured prey.
- So she got what was effectively a weed, as the plant produces plantlets along the leaf fringes, which drop off and sow themselves all over the place.
- The ears are short and rounded, and in some species, their openings are protected by a fringe of hairs around the inner margin of the ear.
- Most are blackish brown with a white fringe of hair decorously surrounding the face.
- Forefeet and hindfeet each have 5 digits, and the surface area of the forefeet is increased by the addition of a fringe of stiff hairs around the periphery.
- A short fringe of tentacles surrounds a the broad oval disc.
- The birds hold their bills upside down, using their lower bills and tongues to pump water through fringes on the top bills, which filters out microscopic mouthfuls of food.
- Stems and leaves have a fringe of fine hairs that are particularly appealing when plants are side- or back-lit by the sun.
3the fringeThe outer, marginal, or extreme part of an area, group, or sphere of activity. （地区、组织或活动范围的）边缘；外围；界限；尽头 his uncles were on the fringes of crooked activity 他叔叔们干的勾当差不多就可以算是欺诈了。 Example sentencesExamples - Andy walked to where the cloaked stranger stood on the fringes of the crowd.
- Some big shopping malls are located on the fringes of the area.
- Moreover, growth does not occur in the city's core but along the fringes, resulting in urban slums beyond the reach of government.
- This idea, pioneered on the Illinois frontier, is just as relevant today on Sydney's urban fringe.
- It is one of the surest ways through which Zambians would have the opportunity to move from the fringes of economic activity to the mainstream.
- Coming from the fringe of the electoral area, this was a gutsy performance by the Newport man who has had to fend off many heavy tackles in both his football and journalistic careers over the years.
- Apart from formal trading in the three halls at the Johannesburg Fresh Produce Market, there is plenty of economic activity on the fringes.
- Chris Towie is a doctor in Wallan, a town just outside the fringes of Melbourne's northern suburbia.
- We left the fringes of urban wildlife and circled off round the lakes that were once gravel pits and where a fisherman dipped his rod illegally.
- Most are at the fringes or completely outside the cash economy.
- The automobile and big discount stores in the urban centers at the fringes of the nation have greatly diminished the role of the trading posts.
- Marcus steered me away from the desks and towards the fringes of the crowd, which was now composed only of people in white tunics.
- Initially, stations were located on the fringes of the urban area to ease access and economize on land costs.
- Like most early projects, it replaced an area of run-down, overcrowded, squalid dwellings on the fringes of the downtown area.
- There was a guy on the fringes of the crowd outside who caught Speedy's eye.
- However, they operate on the fringes of both spheres.
- Patricia Morris is the mayor of Gosnells, a fast-growing area on the outer fringes of Perth.
- It was clear we were at the fringes of the richer area of the city, where the buildings were mostly residences, all large and spaced much farther apart than those structures in the common city area.
- At the same time Taylor Morgan emerged from the fringes of the crowd, and Mike flagged him down as he walked by.
- Eighty-five percent of at-risk American farms are on the fringes of urban areas.
Synonyms unconventional, unorthodox, offbeat, alternative, avant-garde, experimental, innovative, innovatory, radical, extreme perimeter, periphery, border, borderline, margin, rim, outer edge, edge, extremity, limit - 3.1the fringe The unconventional, extreme, or marginal wing of a group or sphere of activity.
the lunatic fringe of American political life rap music is no longer something on the fringe Example sentencesExamples - Yet every radical justice movement-from abolition to suffrage-started on the fringe.
- Thus, politics on the fringe follows two golden rules.
- Chun Sue fashions herself as renegade, on the fringe of culture.
- And the creation of new genders has become a hobby for those on the fringe.
- It may not be pop, but it's certainly populist, and that's why it strikes a chord with a story about people on the fringe who find solace in each other.
- Either truth would establish itself within our beings or off we would slip into the deep darkness of the social fringe.
- And even though mainstream acceptance of our Way is gaining ground yearly, we are still on the fringe, and still suspect.
- Many of the people in this list were former or freed slaves, people at the end of their lives or careers who were hanging on to their former glory, or people on the fringe of society.
- More severe penalties is the answer, as this will deter the youths on the fringe who join them.
- As always, he is positioned on the fringe of the right-wing fringe.
- There were stirrings on the fringe, too, where students were listening to Bob Dylan and rock and roll.
- They're not going to listen to people on the fringe.
- Though most of these extreme groups are on the fringe, they are increasingly attracting votes and making coalitions with mainstream parties such as in Europe.
- But life on the fringe is not without constant hazards.
- But Singer says he was always fascinated by those on the fringe, and found himself befriending a number of the city's numerous homeless folk.
- They felt like they were on the fringe of American society.
- I suppose I was part of the burnout clique, but I was definitely on the fringe.
- Increasingly, the unions will be left alone, out on the fringe.
4A band of contrasting brightness or darkness produced by diffraction or interference of light. 干扰条纹 Example sentencesExamples - The rainbows, often referred to as ‘the glory’, are simply the chromatic fringes developed by diffraction at the margin of the shadow, but it's a startling spectacle.
- During this process, the beams from the reference surface and test sample interfere, producing dark and bright fringes.
- It can be seen most clearly when a coherent wave is split into two partial waves that are then recombined to produce a pattern of bright and dark fringes on a screen.
- According to Young, diffraction fringes occur as a result of interference between the incident wave and a wave arising from the edge of a diffracting aperture or body.
- And when waves are specified and you need to look at fringes, think consciously about where the light has been.
- 4.1 A strip of false color in an optical image.
散乱边纹 Example sentencesExamples - But being me I kept being distracted by the fringe of the projected image.
- In those days such simple telescopes tended to produce poor images with colored fringes around celestial objects.
- The device can produce high-contrast optical fringes.
5North American short for fringe benefit Example sentencesExamples - Clark observes that other factors, such as the current exchange rates, competitive wages and lower fringes, also play into the picture.
adjectivefrinjfrɪndʒ attributive Not part of the mainstream; unconventional, peripheral, or extreme. 非主流的，边缘的；非传统的；外围的；极端的，偏激的 末流戏院。 Example sentencesExamples - With this novel, Fiona McGregor not only jumps to the foreground of Australia's fringe novelists, but also earns a place amongst the mainstream.
- Over on the Miami mainland, an alternative fringe art fair fired up its own energy.
- It doesn't take much research to learn that we're talking not about radical fringe groups here.
- Its important that the mainstream peace movement takes a stand against these fringe elements.
- A guy who had been considered a fringe radical just a few years earlier was suddenly a serious statesman.
- London's fringe theatre offers a myriad of possibilities; it and can be many things, but what it should never be is the theatrical equivalent of a vanity publishing project.
- No one would claim these views represent mainstream opinion - and fringe groups often try to hijack the news agenda through co-ordinated letter writing campaigns.
- It went from being a fringe movement to becoming part of the mainstream.
- I don't believe that she is a particularly good journalist, and she is certainly not a radical fringe activist or even an effective spokesperson for them.
- Well, this kind of left-field, fringe thinking has always attracted me.
- The other gallery owner and the two artists of the rejected paintings have a connection to political activism, which they note has developed out of their experiences in fringe camps.
- Roughly ten days after beginning your fringe theatre experience, you return to the rest of your life, eager to re-orient yourself.
- Nicola Gunn found the theatre school she was looking for on the Canadian fringe circuit.
- At this level of operation, environmentally sustainable waste management will no longer be a fringe operation - it will be part of the mainstream.
- But doing fringe theatre in cramped spaces with folding chairs is a far cry from getting produced in a subscription season in one of the biggest houses in town.
- But in an effort to improve his credentials as a fringe liberal, he has drifted into the world of extreme cinema, with appalling results.
- As funding got tight in the early 1980s for the kind of fringe theatre he was involved in, he was increasingly drawn to opera, and today directs little else.
- This is exactly how a far-right fringe party such as the enters the mainstream.
- American Eagle is still dabbling in trendier items, like a line of ponchos and other fringe wear that teenagers will experiment with.
- Start getting experience with fringe shows and repertory theatres, particularly those with young designer programmes.
Synonyms unconventional, unorthodox, offbeat, alternative, avant-garde, experimental, innovative, innovatory, radical, extreme
verbfrinjfrɪndʒ [with object]1Decorate (clothing or material) with a fringe. 用饰穗装饰（服装，材料） a rich robe of gold, fringed with black velvet 装饰有黑色天鹅绒的富贵金色长袍。 Example sentencesExamples - He is clad in a jeweled robe fringed with ermine and his mustache and beard are immense and golden.
- The gem-studded epaulettes are fringed with seed pearls.
- Metallic mosaic tiles, opulently draped curtains, and fringed rugs and throws all contributed to the heady and exotic effect of an Ali Baba cave.
- Chandeliers draped with fringed lampshades hung from the ceiling, while gilded mirrors and black-and-white photos of rock icons such as Debbie Harry and Billy Idol lined the red walls.
- The old man is wearing a maroon vest fringed with intricate weaving in orange, and has an enormous string of polished blue stones hung in six loops around his neck.
- The figure is represented in flowing vestments of white, fringed with gold; and she bears aloft a scarf half unfurled by the breeze.
- It was pulled tight over my stomach and bust, and was fringed with white fluff on the hem of the dress and ends of the sleeves.
- These handmade Timorese weavings, rectangular in shape and fringed on two edges, are useful as tablecloths, shawls or wall hangings.
- One has long silver legs and wears black motorcycle boots; another sports a multicolored fringed outfit with baby-pink platform shoes.
- One of earliest references to the use of bookmarks was in 1584 when the Queen's Printer, Christopher Barker, presented Queen Elizabeth I with a fringed silk bookmark.
- The early Danhauser sofas are distinguished by their silk upholstery and abundant fringed draperies.
- The surrounding ottomans are covered in deep-maroon silk and fringed with gold-dyed tassels.
- This frame has a leather mat and hanging strap, and is fringed with scrap yarn.
- Traditional peasant women in mountain areas wear large, fringed shawls called pañolones.
- Sammy also lends me items of clothing that he's acquired from various sources, the latest being a fringed leather vest that he claims he found in a bag of clothing somewhere.
- Painted dragons hold up these canvasses, just as the carved silvered and tinted flying dragons support the blue silk satin window draperies, fringed with gold tassels.
- Stylishly clad in a pair of fashionably cut blue jeans and a close-fitting black top fringed with tassels along the lower edge, she was all smiles as she waved and acknowledged the cheers of the crowd.
- Woven mats, often fringed with brightly colored wool, are used as gifts at the funerals of relatives.
- Her bed was covered in fringed pillows; a stuffed teddy bear sat in the middle of them.
- The white backdrop resembles a fringed altar cloth, with small fir trees stitched in the bottom portion.
Synonyms trim, hem, edge, border, rim, bind, braid - 1.1 Form a border around (something)
形成…的边缘 the sea is fringed by palm trees 海边有一排棕榈树。 Example sentencesExamples - And outside only a bird's mournful cry broke the stillness of the timeless, winding country lanes and mile upon rolling mile of flat farm land fringed by the sea.
- Soon the avenues will be fringed with pines where the Christmas tree sellers have set up their stalls.
- Columbia University walkways are still fringed with snow from late winter storms.
- The hills rose into peaks, fringed with dark clusters of pine.
- This one, fringed with Scotch moss, curves past lilies and other perennials.
- The whole chamber was decorated with a deep blood color and fringed with gold.
- However, they're fringed with mature cherry trees.
- Her large eyes were a very unusual blend of blue and violet, fringed with long dark lashes.
- One included a hole in the top and we could climb out onto the top of the cliff so that we could overlook the western beach of the island and the beautiful reefs fringing the entire area.
- Nearly 2,000 participants from various parts of the city thronged the ground fringed with entertainment stalls and were dancing and trying their luck at the games.
- Eventually we arrived at a black sand bay fringed with jungle.
- Playground and workplace for British Columbia's people (most of whom live near its shores) the Strait of Georgia is fringed with hundreds of fjords, bays and estuaries.
- Pounding surf, galloping horses and a rugged coastline fringed with subtropical forests are standard ingredients of many a romantic creation.
- It's an otherworldly site, fringed with dunes and studded with bone-white calcium carbonate spires called tufa towers.
- The natural timber chalets of Tenggol Aqua Resort blend harmoniously into the environment, nestled comfortably amongst the lush green fringing the beach.
- The road out of Belfast took us through neat suburbs fringed with lawns and gardens.
- As lakes go, they're pretty warm and fringed with white sand so swimming is easy, but you can also hire jet-skis, waterskis or fishing gear here.
- Timia is a gem of an oasis, a well watered valley, fringed by mountains.
- Finally, there's a sweeping vista of a white beach fringed with coconut palms, with a pristine coral reef.
- The ribbon of land mass, fringed with coconut trees, stretches for more than 12,500 miles around a vast lagoon.
Synonyms border, edge, bound, skirt, line, hem, flank, verge, surround, enclose, encircle, circle, encompass, ring, circumscribe - 1.2as adjective fringed (of a plant or animal) having a natural border of hair or fiber.
（植物，动物）有缘缨的 Example sentencesExamples - The even-spreading noon sun was accompanied by mocking cries of the fringed quetzal from the forests around the plantation.
- Pecterlis gigantean, with its large white flowers, a fan-shaped fringed lip and a very long spur, is the most spectacular orchid found in mossy fields.
- The fringed petal edges were flecked with blue, and the stem was tied with white ribbon.
- The fringed white flowers appear in spring, held above the water among the foliage.
- The scientific name of fringed sagebrush is Artemisia frigida Willd.
- Some of their petals have very smooth edges, while others are deeply fringed.
- Clean cultivation should serve as an effective aid in managing white fringed beetles.
- There are also playful parrot tulips with ruffled flower edges, frilly fringed tulips and lily-flowered tulips with pointed petals.
- For something a tiny bit fancy choose a fringed tulip.
- Almost round, they have a bur or mosslike fringed cap that covers at least half the nut.
- More and more people are becoming interested in fringed tulips - so much so, that these tulips now have their own group.
- The baleen whales feed on swarms of shrimp-like crustaceans called krill, by straining the sea water through long, fringed baleen plates that hang down from the roof of a cavernous mouth.
- There is a large, branched tentacle above each eye, adding to the fish's somewhat comical appearance, and a very much smaller fringed tentacle on the nostril beneath each eye.
- With its phenomenal fringed and ruffled petals and velvety purple-black color, this is a tulip that stands out in any garden.
- It is characterized with slender, brown-yellow bugs with fringed wings thriving in flower buds.
OriginMiddle English: from Old French frenge, based on late Latin fimbria, earlier a plural noun meaning ‘fibers, shreds’. |