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edge (B1)

カタカナ: エッジ

IPA: /ɛdʒ/

The line or part where an object or area begins or ends; a border or boundary.

意味: 物や場所が始まる、または終わる境界線や端の部分。

The village is situated on the edge of the forest. — その村は森の端に位置している。
He sat on the edge of the bed, staring into space. — 彼はベッドの端に座り、ぼんやりと一点を見つめていた。
The knife has a sharp edge. — そのナイフには鋭い刃がある。

Japanese translations of Edge:

edge of (prepositional phrase): Located at the boundary or border of something. — "We stood at the edge of the cliff and looked down."
edge out (phrasal verb): To defeat or surpass someone or something by a small amount. — "The smaller company managed to edge out the larger competitor in sales."
on edge (idiom): Nervous, anxious, or irritable. — "After the argument, he was on edge all day."
cutting edge (collocation): The most advanced or innovative stage of development. — "This new medical device represents the cutting edge of surgical technology."