英语词汇“edge”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomedge► get the rough side/edge of sb's tonguebe at/on the cutting edge of sthadvanced to be the most advanced form of an activity, in which the newest methods, systems, and equipment are being developed and used:The scientific and engineering skills we have developed are on the cutting edge of nuclear technology.Vic and Bob's inimitable brand of humour is very much at the cutting edge of contemporary comedy.cutting-edge: But cutting-edge technology doesn't come cheap, this system will cost around £3000. —see also a/the cutting edgea/the cutting edge BrEBrEsuccessful the ability or the equipment you need to be more successful than your opponents:Ali's cutting edge was his intellect: not only was he a brilliant sportsman, he also entertained us with his sarcasm and wit.Once France replaced the youngster with a more experienced player, the team's attack gained a cutting edge. —see also be at/on the cutting edge (of sth)go over the edge1 to become so worried, afraid, or unhappy that you stop behaving in a normal and reasonable way:Our aim is to reach people and help them before they go over the edge.I'm afraid if I confront my daughter with the problem she'll go over the edge.push sb over the edge: It was the pressure of exams that finally pushed him over the edge.2 if a business or organization goes over the edge, it fails because it does not have enough money:Many small businesses are now going over the edge.If the budget is not passed by next Tuesday, then the state goes over the edge.have the edge (over/on)(also gain, hold, keep etc an edge over/on)to have or get an advantage over someone who you are competing with ◆ often used in business, politics, and sport:The Vikings have a 14-13 edge on the Packers in this season's regular games, but the Packers are looking better all the time. McDermott's swift action gained the company an edge over its rivals.At the beginning of the month, ABC still enjoyed a ratings edge over the other networks.lose your edgeto become less good at what you do:The report warned that the US was losing its competitive edge because of inferior schools.I haven't lost my edge, and I'm definitely not ready to quit boxing now.be on edgeto be nervous, especially because you are expecting something bad to happen:What's wrong? You seem a bit on edge.Investors have been on edge since a report showed only a slight improvement in the economy.be on the edge (of sth)(also be close to the edge)1 to be in a situation in which something bad or dangerous could easily happen :At the time, we all believed we were on the edge of a global nuclear war.Raising the tax on fuel bills would destroy many families, who are already close to the edge financially.2 to be in a situation in which you are so upset, tired etc that it would be easy to have mental problems:I was close to the edge when I found this place. I only had $100 left, and I hadn't slept in weeks.She was obviously on the edge of despair, and there was nothing we could say that seemed to help.on the edge of your seat(also on the edge of your chair AmE)interested and eager to know what will happen, especially while watching a film or play, or reading a book:Star Trek fans were waiting on the edge of their seats for the next film.I realized the importance of this meeting when I saw a room full of buyers on the edge of their chairs, waiting to make a deal.edge-of-seat: The Kings won 3-2 in overtime, in an exciting game that featured edge-of-seat skating and no fights.be on a razor's/razor edgeto be in a difficult situation where a mistake or wrong decision could be very dangerous:Politically we are on a razor's edge, and our future may depend on the decision that we make today.On that day 55,000 US troops were on a razor edge, close to the start of a ground war.take the edge off sthto make something less strong, unpleasant, good etc:Advertisements claimed a new pill would take the edge off hunger.Now is the time we turn up our thermostats to take the edge off the autumn chill.I resent the fact that these unpleasant economic issues are taking the edge off the thrill of choosing a new government.

edge

( one's way) across (something) to make one's way across something carefully. The hikers edged their way across the narrow ledge. Now, edge your way across and don't look down.

edge

n. drunkenness; the early stage of intoxication from alcohol or drugs. (see also have an edge on.) She was beginning to show a little edge, but she obviously still could drive.

See:

(a little/bit) rough around the edge
(a little/bit) rough around the edges
a cutting edge
a double-edged sword
at the cutting edge
at the cutting edge of something
back and edge
be a double-edged sword
be a double-edged sword/weapon
be a double-edged weapon
be on edge
be on the edge of (something)
be on the ragged edge
bleeding edge
bottom edge
cutting edge
cutting edge, at the
cutting edge, at/on the
dance on the razor's edge
double-edged sword
drive (one) over the edge
drive (one) to the edge
drive to the edge
dull the edge of
dull the edge of (something)
edge
edge (someone or something) out of (something)
edge around
edge around (something)
edge away
edge by
edge by (someone or something)
edge in
edge out
edge out of
edge with
edge with (something)
edged
fray around the edges
fray at the edges
fray at/around the edges/seams
give someone the rough side of your tongue
have an edge on
have an edge on (someone or something)
have an/the edge over (someone or something)
have the edge on (someone or something)
have, etc. an/the edge on/over somebody/something
keep (one) on the edge of (one's) chair
keep (one) on the edge of (one's) seat
keep you on the edge of your seat
knife-edge
leading edge
lose (one's) edge
lose your edge
moist around the edges
on a knife-edge
on a razor's edge
on edge
on the bleeding edge
on the cutting edge
on the edge
on the edge of (one's) chair
on the edge of (one's) seat
on the edge of (something)
on the edge of seat
on the edge of your seat
on the edge of your seat/chair
on the leading edge
on the razor's edge
over the edge
push (one) over the edge
put (someone's) teeth on edge
razor's edge, on the
rough around the edges
rough edges
set (one's) teeth on edge
set one's teeth on edge
set one's teeth on edge, to
set somebody's teeth on edge
set someone's teeth on edge
set teeth on edge
set your teeth on edge
take the edge off
take the edge off (something)
take the edge off something
teeter on the brink of (something)
teeter on the brink/edge of something
teeter on the edge of (something)
the advantage of
the cutting edge
the rough edge of (one's) tongue
the rough edge of your tongue
the thin edge of the wedge
thin edge of the wedge
thin edge of the wedge, the
top edge
two-edged sword
wet around the edges

词汇	edge
释义	edge Theme: INTOXICATION - ONSET n. drunkenness; the early stage of intoxication from alcohol or drugs. She was beginning to show a little edge, but she obviously still could drive.The edge was starting, so Kelly slowed down her drinking. edge noun 1 in gambling, a statistical advantage, usually expressed as a percentage US, 1977. 2 antagonism; a tension arising from mutual dislike UK, 1979. 3 a knife, used or intended for use as a weapon US, 1972. 4 an urban area with bars, nightclubs, and prostitution US, 1973.► on edgevery tense, nervy, anxious UK, 1870.► on the edgein gambling, out of funds; broke US, 1963 idiomedge► get the rough side/edge of sb's tonguebe at/on the cutting edge of sthadvanced to be the most advanced form of an activity, in which the newest methods, systems, and equipment are being developed and used:The scientific and engineering skills we have developed are on the cutting edge of nuclear technology.Vic and Bob's inimitable brand of humour is very much at the cutting edge of contemporary comedy.cutting-edge: But cutting-edge technology doesn't come cheap, this system will cost around £3000. —see also a/the cutting edgea/the cutting edge BrEBrEsuccessful the ability or the equipment you need to be more successful than your opponents:Ali's cutting edge was his intellect: not only was he a brilliant sportsman, he also entertained us with his sarcasm and wit.Once France replaced the youngster with a more experienced player, the team's attack gained a cutting edge. —see also be at/on the cutting edge (of sth)go over the edge1 to become so worried, afraid, or unhappy that you stop behaving in a normal and reasonable way:Our aim is to reach people and help them before they go over the edge.I'm afraid if I confront my daughter with the problem she'll go over the edge.push sb over the edge: It was the pressure of exams that finally pushed him over the edge.2 if a business or organization goes over the edge, it fails because it does not have enough money:Many small businesses are now going over the edge.If the budget is not passed by next Tuesday, then the state goes over the edge.have the edge (over/on)(also gain, hold, keep etc an edge over/on)to have or get an advantage over someone who you are competing with ◆ often used in business, politics, and sport:The Vikings have a 14-13 edge on the Packers in this season's regular games, but the Packers are looking better all the time. McDermott's swift action gained the company an edge over its rivals.At the beginning of the month, ABC still enjoyed a ratings edge over the other networks.lose your edgeto become less good at what you do:The report warned that the US was losing its competitive edge because of inferior schools.I haven't lost my edge, and I'm definitely not ready to quit boxing now.be on edgeto be nervous, especially because you are expecting something bad to happen:What's wrong? You seem a bit on edge.Investors have been on edge since a report showed only a slight improvement in the economy.be on the edge (of sth)(also be close to the edge)1 to be in a situation in which something bad or dangerous could easily happen :At the time, we all believed we were on the edge of a global nuclear war.Raising the tax on fuel bills would destroy many families, who are already close to the edge financially.2 to be in a situation in which you are so upset, tired etc that it would be easy to have mental problems:I was close to the edge when I found this place. I only had $100 left, and I hadn't slept in weeks.She was obviously on the edge of despair, and there was nothing we could say that seemed to help.on the edge of your seat(also on the edge of your chair AmE)interested and eager to know what will happen, especially while watching a film or play, or reading a book:Star Trek fans were waiting on the edge of their seats for the next film.I realized the importance of this meeting when I saw a room full of buyers on the edge of their chairs, waiting to make a deal.edge-of-seat: The Kings won 3-2 in overtime, in an exciting game that featured edge-of-seat skating and no fights.be on a razor's/razor edgeto be in a difficult situation where a mistake or wrong decision could be very dangerous:Politically we are on a razor's edge, and our future may depend on the decision that we make today.On that day 55,000 US troops were on a razor edge, close to the start of a ground war.take the edge off sthto make something less strong, unpleasant, good etc:Advertisements claimed a new pill would take the edge off hunger.Now is the time we turn up our thermostats to take the edge off the autumn chill.I resent the fact that these unpleasant economic issues are taking the edge off the thrill of choosing a new government. edge ( one's way) across (something) to make one's way across something carefully. The hikers edged their way across the narrow ledge. Now, edge your way across and don't look down. edge n. drunkenness; the early stage of intoxication from alcohol or drugs. (see also have an edge on.) She was beginning to show a little edge, but she obviously still could drive. See: (a little/bit) rough around the edge (a little/bit) rough around the edges a cutting edge a double-edged sword at the cutting edge at the cutting edge of something back and edge be a double-edged sword be a double-edged sword/weapon be a double-edged weapon be on edge be on the edge of (something) be on the ragged edge bleeding edge bottom edge cutting edge cutting edge, at the cutting edge, at/on the dance on the razor's edge double-edged sword drive (one) over the edge drive (one) to the edge drive to the edge dull the edge of dull the edge of (something) edge edge (someone or something) out of (something) edge around edge around (something) edge away edge by edge by (someone or something) edge in edge out edge out of edge with edge with (something) edged fray around the edges fray at the edges fray at/around the edges/seams give someone the rough side of your tongue have an edge on have an edge on (someone or something) have an/the edge over (someone or something) have the edge on (someone or something) have, etc. an/the edge on/over somebody/something keep (one) on the edge of (one's) chair keep (one) on the edge of (one's) seat keep you on the edge of your seat knife-edge leading edge lose (one's) edge lose your edge moist around the edges on a knife-edge on a razor's edge on edge on the bleeding edge on the cutting edge on the edge on the edge of (one's) chair on the edge of (one's) seat on the edge of (something) on the edge of seat on the edge of your seat on the edge of your seat/chair on the leading edge on the razor's edge over the edge push (one) over the edge put (someone's) teeth on edge razor's edge, on the rough around the edges rough edges set (one's) teeth on edge set one's teeth on edge set one's teeth on edge, to set somebody's teeth on edge set someone's teeth on edge set teeth on edge set your teeth on edge take the edge off take the edge off (something) take the edge off something teeter on the brink of (something) teeter on the brink/edge of something teeter on the edge of (something) the advantage of the cutting edge the rough edge of (one's) tongue the rough edge of your tongue the thin edge of the wedge thin edge of the wedge thin edge of the wedge, the top edge two-edged sword wet around the edges
随便看	an open-wound an opioid crisis an opioid epidemic anorak homered Homeric Homeric nod homering Homer nod Homer nods homers Homer sometimes nods home run homerunner Home runs Homer Winslow homes homes in homes in on home skillet homeskillet home-skillet home slice homeslice home-slice 周王庙磬山崇恩寺善权寺大觉寺江阴文庙兴国寺塔悟空寺灵山大佛梅村泰伯庙灵山梵宫谢兰因谢兰郁谢兴云谢兴尧谢其铨谢再英谢冕谢军(1) 谢军(2) 谢冠军 2019南京游园年卡办理条件，2019南京游园卡办理地点 2019南京公园年卡多少钱，南京旅游年卡到哪激活 2019南京公园年卡景点有哪些 2019锦绣江山全国旅游年票景点，2019锦绣江山旅游年卡 2019锦绣江山年卡多少钱，2019锦绣江山全国旅游年票详细奔走相告！2019年桐庐旅游市民卡攻略（票价、办理地点）北京市2019年公园年票办理时间，北京市公园年票2019年新 2019北京市公园游览年票多少钱，北京年票哪个好 2019年北京市公园年票哪里办理，在哪充值？北京市公园年票包括哪些景点，公园年票包括哪些公园朱记食府珠江酒家庄稼院自然缘 666 醉高台食府香川亭川菜湘雅阁(浦东店) 鲜墙房(浦东店) 梅龙镇酒家沈记靓汤(浦东店)