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Temel Çeviriler |
fringe n | UK (bangs: hair cut at front) (saç) | kahkül i. |
| | perçem i. |
| Kate was tired of her hair always getting in her face, so she got a fringe when she got her hair cut. |
fringe n | (fabric: tasseled edge) | saçak i. |
| The cat kept playing with the fringe of the carpet and damaging it. |
fringe n | figurative (outside border) | dış sınır i. |
| It was November, and there was already a fringe of ice around the lake. |
fringes npl | figurative (outskirts or edge of area) (mecazlı) | dış mahalle i. |
| | uç kesim i. |
| Dan lived in a small house out on the fringes of town. |
| Robert lived in a small village on the fringes of the territory. |
the fringes of [sth], [sth]'s fringes npl | figurative (edge, outside mainstream) | sıra dışı olma i. |
| | uçlarda oluş i. |
| The fringes of popular culture are where the most interesting art is made. |
fringe n | figurative (political margins) | (siyaset) aşırı uç i. |
| The politician was out on the fringe for most of his career and didn't win many elections. |
Ek Çeviriler |
fringe n as adj | figurative (not mainstream) | kenar s. |
| Alison performs in fringe theatre. |
fringe n as adj | figurative (political: marginal) | marjinal s. |
| | sıra dışı s. |
| | uç s. |
| Fringe groups gain power whenever there is an economic downturn. |
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