borderline
英 [ˈbɔː.də.laɪn]
美 [ˈbɔːr.dɚ.laɪn]
- n. 边界线,边界;界线
- adj. 边界的;暧昧的
将“borderline”想象成一个处于边界上的线,这个线既不属于这个区域的内部,也不属于那个区域的内部,它就在两个区域的临界点上。这种方法帮助记住“borderline”表示“边缘的”或“几乎达到某点的”含义。
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- borderline (n.)
- 1869, "strip of land along a frontier," from border (n.) + line (n.). As an adjective meaning "verging on" it is attested from 1907, originally in medical jargon.
- 1. In borderline cases teachers will take the final decision, based on the student's previous work.
- 在难以定夺的情况下,教师将根据学生先前的作业做出最终评分。
- 2. After the exams, the teacher gave all borderline cases a spoken test.
- 考试后老师对那些在及格线上下的学生进行了一次口试.
- 3. She's on the borderline between a first - and second - class honours degree.
- 她介于 一等 和二等荣誉学位之间.
- 4. Some were obviously unsuitable and could be ruled out at once. Others were borderline cases.
- 一些明显不合适,可以马上排除。另一些则勉强合格。
- 5. Palmer Kirby worked in the borderline where commerce exploited science.
- 巴穆·柯比的工作处于商业和科学之间,其性质是商业利用了科学.