Momento en que algo está a punto de pasar.
The point at which something is about to happen.
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See how the word “borde” is used in sentences
Ayer estaba al borde de las lágrimas. — She was on the verge of tears yesterday.
El proyecto está a punto de terminarse. — The project is on the verge of completion.
Al perro le encantaba correr por el arcén. — The dog loved to run along the verge.
Estamos a punto de un gran avance. — We are on the verge of a major breakthrough now.
¿Estamos al borde de un gran avance? — Are we on the verge of a breakthrough?
Cogimos flores de la orilla del camino. — We picked flowers from the verge by the path.
¿Estás a punto de tomar una decisión? — Are you on the verge of making a decision?
Con tanto trabajo, roza el agotamiento. — She is verging on exhaustion from her workload.
No pises la franja de hierba al caminar, por favor. — Please stay off the verge while walking.
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