Línea exterior o límite de algo.
The outer line or border of something.
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See how the word “borde” is used in sentences
Se sentó en el borde de la mesa. — He sat on the edge of the table.
Cuidado, el filo de ese cuchillo está afilado. — Be careful, the edge of that knife is sharp.
Su velocidad les dio ventaja en la carrera. — Their speed gave them an edge in the race.
No dejes la taza tan cerca del borde. — Don't leave your cup so near the edge.
Pasó el pulgar por el filo del hacha. — He ran a thumb along the axe's edge.
Perdimos la ventaja cuando se acabó la financiación. — We lost our edge when the funding stopped.
El borde del mapa antiguo estaba muy roto. — The edge of the old map was badly torn.
¿Esta hoja todavía tiene buen filo? — Does this blade still have a good edge?
Un segundo idioma puede ser una ventaja real en las entrevistas. — A second language can be a real edge at interviews.
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