edge的意思是：n.边缘；优势；边；刀口；vt.给 ... 加上边；缓慢横过；使锋利；vi.徐徐前进。edge的例句是用作名词(n.)Look out! You could fall off the edge here!小心!你会从这边缘掉下的。edge形容词:edgeless；过去式:edged；过去分词:edged；现在分词:edging；第三人称单数:edges。
一、详尽释义点此查看edge的详细内容
二、双解释义
三、词典解释
1.边;边线;边缘
Theedge of something is the place or line where it stops, or the part of it that is furthest from the middle.
edge的近义词
e.g. We were on a hill, right on theedge of town...
我们在恰位于城镇边缘的一座小山上。
e.g. She was standing at the water'sedge...
她正站在水边。
2.（刀、斧等的）锋，刃
Theedge of something sharp such as a knife or an axe is its sharp or narrow side.
edge的反义词
e.g. ...the sharpedge of the sword.
锋利的剑刃
3.缓慢地移动;挪动
If someone or somethingedges somewhere, they move very slowly in that direction.
edge
e.g. He edged closer to the telephone, ready to grab it...
他慢慢挪向电话机，准备抓起听筒。
e.g. He is edging ahead in the opinion polls.
他在测验中的支持率正一点点攀升。
4.（尤指坏事的）边缘，临界点
The edge of something, especially something bad, is the point at which it may start to happen.
e.g. They have driven the rhino to theedge of extinction...
他们已经令犀牛濒临灭绝。
e.g. She was on theedge of tears.
她泪水盈眶。
5.优势;上风
If someone or something has anedge, they have an advantage that makes them stronger or more likely to be successful than another thing or person.
e.g. The three days France have to prepare could give them theedge over England...
法国有3天的准备时间，这可能会让他们在对阵英格兰时占上风。
e.g. Through superior production techniques they were able to gain the competitiveedge.
凭借先进的生产技术，他们得以占据竞争优势。
6.影响力;锋芒
If you say that someone or something hasan edge, you mean that they have a powerful quality.
e.g. Featuring new bands gives the show anedge...
以新乐队为主打是这次演出的一个亮点。
e.g. Greene's stories had anedge of realism.
格林的小说有强烈的现实主义色彩。
7.（声音的）尖锐,尖刻,激动
If someone's voice has anedge to it, it has a sharp, bitter, or emotional quality.
e.g. But underneath the humour is anedge of bitterness...
但是幽默的背后却透着怨气。
e.g. There was a nervousedge to his voice.
他的声音有些紧张。
8. see also: cutting edge;knife-edge;leading edge
9.紧张不安;烦躁
If you or your nerves areon edge, you are tense, nervous, and unable to relax.
edge
e.g. My nerves were constantly onedge.
我的神经时刻处于紧绷状态。
10.有浓厚兴趣；聚精会神
If you say that someone ison the edge of theirseat orchair, you mean that they are very interested in what is happening or what is going to happen.
e.g. Most of the time the audience is on theedge of its seat.
大多数时候，观众都屏息凝神。
11.（无伤大雅的）瑕疵，小毛病
If you say that a person or a piece of entertainment hasrough edges, you mean that they have some small faults, although generally you approve of them.
edge
e.g. The show, despite some rough edges, was an instant success.
虽然有一些瑕疵，演出还是一举获得了成功。
12.减轻;弱化
If somethingtakes the edge off a situation, usually an unpleasant one, it weakens its effect or intensity.
e.g. A spell of poor health took theedge off her performance.
一度身体欠佳令她表现有失水准。
13. to set your teeth onedge -> see tooth
相关词组：edge out
四、例句
Look out! You could fall off the edge here!
小心!你会从这边缘掉下的。
New houses have mushroomed on the edge of the town.
城市边缘的新建房屋犹如雨后春笋。
In the second half of the game, the home team got the edge on the visitors and kept it.
比赛下半场,主队比客队略占上风,并把这一优势保持到终场。
Because of the high exchange rate, our products have lost their competitive edge.
由于汇率很高, 我们的产品失去了竞争优势。
Don't bump the door with the edge ot the table.
不要让桌子边碰到门上。
Please sharpen the edge of this axe.
请把这把斧头的刃磨快。
She lost a handkerchief edged with blue.
她丢了一块镶蓝边的手绢。
We slowly edged our way towards the exit.
我们向出口缓慢移动。
You'll have to edge the knife, it's blunt.
你得把这刀磨一磨,它钝了。
Unemployment will edge up, but not by much.
失业率将缓慢上升，但增幅不是很大。
五、常用短语
Seeing the sick child had fallen asleep, the doctor edged away.
见生病的孩子已经入睡,医生便悄悄走开了。
edge away from sbHe edged away from the thug.
他悄悄地躲开了那个暴徒。
edge awayThe little boat edged away quietly, while no one was looking.
趁没人注意,小船悄悄离岸而去。
edge away from sthThe shop edged away from the shore.
船徐徐离岸。
The climber edged slowly down from the summit of the mountain.
那名登山运动员慢慢地从山顶向山下移动。
edge down upon sthA small boat edged down upon the big steamer.
一只小艇缓缓驶近那艘大轮船。
He edged in a word.
他顺便插进一句话。
The noise at the party was so loud that I was hardly able to edge in a remark at all.
聚会上人声嘈杂,我几乎连一句话也插不进去。
edge inThough it was crowded, he managed to edge in.
虽然人很多,他还是挤进去了。
edge sth ? inThere's a small crowd round the speaker, but try to edge your way in.
演讲者周围已经有了一些人,不过你还得努力挤进去。
edge in on sbI tried to edge in on the singer to speak to him, but he was surrounded by other questioners.
我想凑近那位歌星和他说说话,可是他却被其他提问者团团围住。
The steamer edged off.
汽船徐徐离去。
He edged me off the road.
他把我挤出了马路。
The fight would probably never have begun if one of the boys had not been edged on by a couple of bystanders.
要不是其中一个孩子受到几个旁观者的挑唆,这场架也许根本就打不起来。
He's been running the company for years, but they're trying to edge him out.
他经营这家公司已有多年,但他们正设法把他排挤出去。
Ade was winning the race until the thin boy edged him out.
赛跑中艾德就要取胜了,可是那位瘦瘦的小伙子却超过了他。
Kennedy edged out Nixon in the 1960 presidential election.
肯尼迪在1960年总统大选中击败了尼克松。
The home team edged out the visitors.
主队小胜客队。
Home-made goods are edging out imported foreign goods.
国产货正逐步取代进口货物。
He edged himself through the crowd.
他从人群中挤过。
They edged the piano through the door.
他们把钢琴慢慢抬过门去。
Toward the end of the speech some members of the audience began to edge toward the door.
接近演讲尾声时,一部分观众开始慢慢向门口移动。
Prices have been stable for a while, but they are beginning to edge up again now.
物价曾一度稳定,但现在又开始慢慢上涨了。
My old grandmother always used to edge her table-cloth with lace.
我的老祖母总是习惯把桌布镶上花边。
She edged the sleeve with lace.
她给袖子镶上花边。
The old man edged the path with trees.
那位老人在小路边种上了树木。
The beautiful garden was edged with flowering trees.
那个美丽的花园四周围有开花的树木。
The main street was edged on both sides with dirty decaying buildings.
那条主要街道的两边都是些肮脏、破败的房子。
His voice was edged with menace.
他的话里带有威胁的味道。
六、经典引文
He carried a curved scimitar, so that in his fencing he relied on the edge and neglected the point.
出自：A. DugganThy sure divinity shall..edge thy sword to reap the glorious field.
出自：Pope七、词义辨析
edge的相关近义词
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edge的相关反义词
edge的相关临近词
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