¿Qué significa edge en inglés?

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edge Significado & definición

0 the part around something that is furthest from the centre -- borde
- Rick was sitting on the edge of the bed.
- She ran down to the water’s edge.
1 the part of a knife or tool that cuts -- filo
2 to be slightly better than someone or something else -- estar/ir un paso por delante de alguien/algo
3 to put something around the edge of something else as a decoration -- bordear, ribetear
- The cloth was edged with gold.
4 the place on sth that is furthest from its center -- borde [ masculine ]
- the edge of the table el borde de la mesa
- She stood on the edge of the pool. Estaba de pie en el borde de la piscina.
5 an advantage -- ventaja [ feminine ]
- The red team have the edge over the blue team. El equipo rojo lleva ventaja sobre el equipo azul.
- to lose your edge perder la calma
6 a harsh quality -- agudeza [ feminine ]
- a slight edge to her voice un tono borde en su voz
7 feeling nervous or anxious -- nervioso/osa
- He seemed on edge all the way through the interview. Parecía nervioso al final de la entrevista.

Many of them are still languishing on the edge of solvency.
The poster has got ragged and shabby and curling at the edges.
Now others stand on the edge of that very same precipice.
She notes that the audiovisual media have an edge over the written press.
Information on clients, users and their habits and preferences gives companies an invaluable competitive edge.
In many cases, being the leader of the fight against climate change provides a competitive edge.
We cannot possibly afford to give the competitive edge to outsiders in this way.
This particular priority creates scope to continue with the innovation and new green technology that will help give us the edge at a global level.