edged

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From the verb edge: (⇒ conjugate)
edged is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
edged,
-edged
adj
(having a given type of edge)con borde [+ adjetivo] loc adj
  de borde [+ adjetivo] loc adj
Note: Usually used in combination: e.g., dull-edged
edged adj (weapon, tool: with a blade)afilado/a adj
 The victim had been killed with an edged weapon of some kind.
edged adj figurative (comment, reply: sarcastic)afilado/a adj
  agudo/a adj
 Betty is always ready with an edged reply.
 Berry siempre está lista con una respuesta afilado.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
edge n (limit, border, extremity)borde nm
 The glass was set on the edge of the table.
 El vaso estaba en el borde de la mesa.
edge n (competitive advantage)ventaja nf
 The home team had an edge over its opponents because it was taller.
 El equipo local tenía una ventaja sobre su oponente porque sus jugadores eran más altos.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
edge n (narrow side)borde nm
  canto nm
 Hit it with the edge of the tool, not the wide side.
 Golpéalo con el borde de la herramienta, no con la parte ancha.
edge n (sharpness of a blade)filo nm
 The knife had a fine edge that could cut anything.
 El cuchillo tenía un filo delgado que podía cortar cualquier cosa.
edge n (sharpness of mind)agudeza nf
  perspicacia, astucia, agudeza nf
 The boy has a real edge that helps him in class.
 El muchacho tiene una agudeza que lo ayuda en clase.
 La perspicacia del muchacho le ayuda en clase.
edge n (blade)filo nm
 The edge of the knife was ten centimetres long.
 El filo del cuchillo era de diez centímetros de longitud.
edge n (ridge of a hill)acantilado nm
 There is a path along the edge up there.
 Hay un camino a lo largo del acantilado allí arriba.
edge vi (move gradually) (hacia el objeto)acercarse lentamente loc verb
  alejarse lentamente loc verb
 Mark wanted to sit closer to Julie, so he edged toward her.
 Mark quería sentarse más cerca de Julia, así que se acercó lentamente.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Mientras todos estaban distraídos ella se empezó a alejar lentamente.
edge [sth] vtr (apply an edge to)poner un borde loc verb
 Edge the board so it will fit the open space tightly.
 Ponle un borde a la tabla así puede caber en el espacio abierto más ajustadamente.
edge [sth] vtr (trim)recortar el borde loc verb
 I have mown the lawn, now I need to edge it.
 He cortado el césped, ahora necesito recortar los bordes.
edge [sth] vtr (sharpen)afilar vtr
 The cook edged her knife before cutting the meat.
 La cocinera afiló su cuchillo antes de cortar la carne.
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Locuciones verbales
edge | edged
InglésEspañol
edge away from [sb/sth] vtr phrasal insep (distance yourself)irse alejando loc verb
 I tried to edge away from the drunk man on the bus.
 Traté de irme alejando del borracho en el bus.
edge out [sb] vtr phrasal insep (sports: defeat) (deporte)vencer vtr
edge [sb] out,
edge [sth] out,
edge out [sb],
edge out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(displace, remove)sacar vtr
  desplazar vtr
  eliminar vtr
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Compound Forms:
edged | edge
InglésEspañol
bevel-edged adj (with slanted edges)de borde biselado loc adj
double-edged,
two-edged
adj
(with two cutting edges)de doble filo loc adj
  de dos filos loc adj
double-edged,
two-edged
adj
figurative (acting two ways) (figurado)de doble filo loc adj
  (figurado)de dos filos loc adj
double-edged sword,
dual-edged sword
n
figurative (both positive and negative)arma de doble filo loc nom f
 Medical radiation is a double-edged sword that helps fight cancer, but can destroy healthy tissues as well.
 La radiación es un arma de doble filo que ayuda a luchar contra el cáncer pero también puede destruir tejidos sanos.
gilt-edged adj (law: government securities)de primer orden loc adj
gilt-edged security n (finance: bond issued by government)valor de primer orden loc nom m
 The Government issues gilt-edged securities to fund its borrowing.
hard-edged adj (having hard or sharp edges)con bordes duros loc adj
  con bordes afilados loc adj
hard-edged adj figurative (personality: severe, intense) (persona)con mucho carácter loc adj
sharp-edged adj (with thin tapered edges)filoso/a adj
  afilado/a adj
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